Factor Info
| ID | 160406 |
| Size | 1166 digits / 3871 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17627295578315873984312326407407654204820480596201290380565125464578618045448712853719797636334587471024836618310943521979393371445919063445324434134653472298131126734637725169378120283671462654909465584319273960338627786315228948893944584949691339312896676011817881782618176885900447756683545551929611126060327808925073844802176449876891429241456768865031388970118800860692927637042515311047533426595743726696192572551364392405250144441738983302346354020577619962341791632939240493697316537920390513178798428962141961736846145212439343325168252410178626771870081908658183617111225247868602351491509572516915400274468808091458229485806361498461646827347654638984153526894122438855336990477266445733954932937297033019275331941366414569917015977311875722492450427038477541256005251429411737133697576249440910583279257057149733621475973288625124161190034762295201341936080814676364509719249911912623527458559276561025356294919154648754762197937382819331313321237369527248018984870043746508822018295907399948684252111706077240294490614800798055438642685291879427494094098646866424245459915524017607618021693667611705145240793067586849464007442500831925782352675772174867 |
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.