Factor Info
ID
160204
Size
896 digits / 2977 bits
Status
composite
Value
76114312437024442929655270863000245670174562547950067789870452108462004230521800175143476429894117486313459921417871051299641741959564819570701722103318964203798033281032559296012745996884077626523939008971032792438307248272595292893119914389488771573019817856139495871520959871526499831535882988508856219225920570912664074609484137348565527558813149196994280382742833122137516268044213929720525882527879471450137912670211677601807600448598169082397441142285526581018602574200304175562824958510885926570767405429998708503403847218989012926014965311907082563640477295108322093119605111881243359567367441600353585938050067253460709083420672007535335876241940271673037672190509691415126541957821590322382288910730310757476607929026535391590055253700798521149525536305351719201972090119449447360476442279850849503628415288721168202739923363982279733399624325286914854525241195601185235820460164483949
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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.
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