Factor Info
| ID | 167539 |
| Size | 1144 digits / 3801 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8819837205041421904536463372315129852627216110482631745543773857227597716969852337297766992039493131647255933320506607871838383124299834968408406415176541303508718983485936095993073448321314614052233480220105637400636792662986198008578633048288805825914222824102876261008147775708904490076144509482206061280976758278246288646283581189443073832627239208339309061284848331070430620031927591029042329427065690462376272998907899647546605341449141327246785538501084648819052240451707748114495160142668101479661107941662805264614658204277781605529473725735977516307090363012511250133587139268399790562127975789942722460606199234371773174371653011086010637573252204488181506202898038450183576813153490415569643104850757622420722392755074449022685879075327085061948415863218429976037201871716709225073769982076741809125864903695913331905050182448090051161694411425020748640256900076895670380025328966427626651038055459635908846752512662984113822149699138050469653661013764310263435782494145150475104896462633172765303200892166357129868154435704163456942591470583176690169660334579716629000701300009984568242854723423293076479313667880350364680393353131 |
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.