Factor Info
| ID | 167553 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3681 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 11435318732498495965684564465000653392687357192841513800904597445192409867305495526739332010014709890891835932753115087652806712063245515999437484078347563958465744045255886627776329490872751201049720998807056575974394327837827570000735809069013937805007912249654963001543929675532552677067064935639433497171876770565010216812241859119821837695816396359832174623443895910652603913096668630863096662128036688033583309962844644225692017014190943758711586365940810606464302661065607249109389237276023438006252254302815354860604351565051840776395513722142701099409654166094167105319733970283570105810932082821417162781082373246377516055529130417475979531924168235025220334413033320771862776823347349139573980898720143671460036656243394413494254555766798061516547991606552787640857766373279922646929851587048274231249299743216919808454754063872356142903282995965541869191834395314227438245015121092234918314785338156562275480012616191803227661704047800117475873648049953101500426976878158614968167905067538895322255294411916368685420085616906166666579413537056966433494611789901039696666052994039185874392840864653 |
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.