Factor Info
| ID | 167632 |
| Size | 1157 digits / 3842 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 19803159589607466546300242801349752819841219000852700087731618593819458383216301344794808172120232748147879500085582813203624958661883762743552466279582445594290061310641823389568287698440809815334773535276991379537184711495349459222422543852157456903792278633186630677272533278715920219598665339222185503573448413242992057327519590409611130648791767234491631455662332743140821006276015400650220659766738617704978209889630013430143942413791491886897853019222546283895918260018275140083297698208277025522503826338007548034756646284192904887080049632645947438415172200374840072047034702557539874514075774121393449017242596017794525214371603514466006844441801160176411222320987092951941341578913396393529571541944571523750549252590999902266286548160186539567161179246362875921359204072067403165263172001390681859147258141794527982269270479496252547464004397514224644608845083287815111179486454459579752298289551685257859082852236961476999928363256627516680404818059190982455894178119598957943664430577895975932999205271655403368347865637237783617317782083190936566084293181908990036992726580201111817273064732496313885090516737856986552916445325655353467431311 |
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.