Factor Info

ID 160202
Size 940 digits / 3121 bits
Status composite
Value 1940540313551385546732099745112563152422605085223764955244845919925078406859731519638113631862326369013673119401383559786110691028990281172939464433982730995433423943234086978281182774209753751621130600192407362338007419711625386187787809073211074741111141624343670782165235237852017849894249526526183876308371531972750445304952231503250912831721520179376540322198638231768306449182721385907326403121780456162401904091885928169067103617400956982227378961746241296132229949120339060331424884221028991559898881138805705330987489523547556812428256601703940088120632210733213486903585739448648508758768167205309479227685479894450438528936236885151710413997768167195781161135742871204177802026064530197145123318711662355238394571087095356574311401427727565694665653978869157351526960925993778374282428584856766626869137771862929898466035854613362867714747743775937935330616243765966617429851303309566448752222052175087479483115279294584090508459

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 158919) 23691184866650528371 (proven prime)
(ID: 160203) 81909804194007798986749204309569619225035959884363346719445994112043455036182076759799589814588084923566479272267487717425726526678938582304992194645213782271414660046590297862207209861930225711539724200834198566413291676904599619887293549266358355084395688093162139933240702218003313229875150487466988732262918296391976409724507356430097788016877833853766588747690826472657022143968784361867781913242714952904241011799286786447125848249741285292348769866441824425851393021261224720934270022501908380663200441194076394588842330454597196271010002178782233511552159343282794972238074174969864259111971948880669639749644195795493888507981777052929835851032295106413599310933525210211387549846249369463426034790321013265071945252225221179512961560320479930420916666186055208183026452455795391213779871380332451050973137134031222227240160988355749465503112507250150249021533165346133562852939049442614745743458399239288106729 (composite)

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.