Factor Info
| ID | 160309 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3695 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 154024434769336555655362102435347451455352588849855248534012073909714225431239107857168504207186293496094441212107353863038500060111381491329928662360149211735608528057112117595039566227868395557997789357960632800158009792539527024387103357330498667218313444060955746063852784299181360821514570105632711608459589248310212507797191728009521005062376906011366880667648887864726627906416266593730040797388441155299552546182619475541856825808895655041262992624164014235429720137959075814643234428132497522168050126491237568653532541436799956297118805141330441722949417201176759192777404498131521601277410754116535801933428532873491593720025396113405963678764601729324586636526471484319539309227760813268811189895959176560518448923495991265340873955814729499644537063057107597384670423501233824932291657786801374500717500172388613117026858125565690641577383437041179912098435814108007396864837219083813734033701865992826873067809984310495058691030062059934174531473916557867584390776632601130231573622002084601817585943901805622333584288806829901033658930797956871471691539446279786818904221461249945199210964118301063 |
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.