Factor Info
| ID | 65532 |
| Size | 1092 digits / 3625 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 169389222276471888790635027270428068020729433045167685754679741609932694792980878751135346473748761382460324558822645576427918911575285855853857887435286132753030286571845103022191713760416196493310430998358684308397310402681804502131816070331649865207589630964636483584808233681916721562320891286386903229957925449057648717563908481547444722038458245934969046428203927577157226463865682632674473372504876035694466567535237741034481002014777373717877477136506514285324188042121544979326690090675898747662517866353156793923528164849381391548348682223035268586892763957489097437665555527793773682193597508980945394443040416384840513036607812953689925257217500987018639143744268257560776618495965801737569889296254056501488956984830818038668664708655443873637673201027036276942181126060561131672792167668556335159033372131036331136399145561682821999937641245041866063063233022799815468342125518216452183381301173113625528795794224439080912940958791294056150222156661591912934076079599515290998475710880557127526548057212242982438666633599478941278365171180309649818125376479979991335033626235721 |
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.