Factor Info
| ID | 65591 |
| Size | 1122 digits / 3725 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 164657548856497361195297177733743322400739543005056688126883305733556962667415156223154551610274720417216568767956662236695576321704580430256520518657023502750431578141030637615579837452733091467911895025354706276691122799829506480661618112238726265175337604067192367218995509881918869551258549444989842808746238029378481632048986159330845946448624033356483382940331522522647477498552413852337035176330680672978184248202781779029451458863452001855004496964360285699337739099016592431896085787412008005757818446137734615473379751883274427902712370919665876396598933516110600588779477782330900804166476677315476043837562088715700513970738642931886234516873609746202228729499249871418988415919092720646930173324206743065653250757713716781950767232780826074534568602661044206554338577450839026587056869217645261337758836372074729180037575909720793038629216975929377671918278266192960482210422740216268499409249224851823152450487632949537318915955464625776662351405557336248348103381703976907866534081317994842401425256967465142864352744001863658930378165771265895345511872574023022755549018732375805512903649887380128595326081 |
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.