Factor Info
| ID | 167488 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3729 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3087114121443538533645159664795184485897382180155112501265436112150462745072611382199729885132669964416758422832650643681045515009212643585792445249625446448288522282055334808280519038665626437959736614173999850528548274700391404225759305198207562813125330138631086283602062544297109364382577778543345144545539704508134597542103456951544410538074973893146053470587121197487514333812032067207043639302218787003973940418545686730549993668433723328024599515980332925390544730792359607851687607234370108052769824583170783342329494368982430776458374145779665547873722302633340228805523474834743029271573087424312575609587735791719516025626429379639680559631801247838014146328372026144905674045810736749061534913895073504138441497118841959297236043731815472374870576246082091531693465016617949728787128557531654256439233167666725759553050428281437918946489088437161324430757256826642024218873454992543408687170212611043854807322979808251044073285020632029641604695314848788081902448853264142791618508581598167940903113477949785871102197805189758190591692389297372436822785043676134194104132601805008741083453738345114529673138613 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.