Factor Info
| ID | 167597 |
| Size | 1148 digits / 3812 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 19969721002424606107257064721530184048642356258064735379084605541893291154274577051687357580799187376443308003603754186065934569603845040555584753206943646837319502357396941610012623903188518988564299617141237821462624789977683187278544825295143895115649494116205305788794299772980381806407851917814899077825563056751846447120181357797489464468326078321275361695028615401379505532704014981469948130601391684337937739543764590830044106827877405364827515474750270448538033231872645986960276540332547935387010737009220813670493114787321503358880532058141385581979914438754310597003023644613772951174913860453500196031536937647224382492279240383582380906929247834972143862373021826713487357339300032812982903094558962057437305730250900941056657788147971653164499408075035692156519735544086560621052029173917866214718307035819483667268749170650096990544700027027911762598312520614182017300183424193536854573863019503444879193924514082856055549795685392049894389206943175262197513339591529098503302031878111734221626310921102072096722283678000344740511521457945770017325472996237175166437546584612372368656658384274572990609720273672589368095203974112963 |
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.