Factor Info
| ID | 160306 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3719 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1795457154779901959422187948212551336263422063267549060632812442809986128889170937667825510774986888267487651730227180072014214618639705022788533976249656530679193298629715166832506568129389055232608711739892516998020279495496029681068334470573583408336385221592908607453158225006501996943172778304715410653220181023567287815414342466236360682305667710217663955784498286751419539574996506610018804281374052883518402127416803111783916665936793632289392137333297254037778695409402821594498343109789751804884054511508590049388313635300220187340046933110993911408225948985996016693936855388346630679196561367771303069606115036201383180242908275510222443520177304576356074727154645688783846302981325073919002322320821465692163566688229524061066301605469072454427732158760739212349752808097680080909146033372108337902066613604200320887381612593218913970864541973584160963824476215952048024803422473773015915801300363683576465264962881840633330025744088716346714199234540108967944561129430185571242797504105970954163652245531896759767695467538356569156224568909549287889525461683534615881940324733161526932687626475961786600731 |
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.