Factor Info
| ID | 160417 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3721 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 11943978839362851750219301977538219320013005103694056721950107516237486650830523516842896092921120643536638456633857498712888124231580402597709463537871492405600275642854492312861061422924616689276230637547572841987079140101336256642937039071064074389913177853899184867782553260289987895044135400492149966850760477630470864334049472631641403324573916349022305020819362810333956075247671898606218209367407356136749932022509192817677725962935209775944239891779856681074386910368399887637211734380976191019712708357886245072244779936261328554423654067635014795812031391688967729539849103890487339294000237600533593436942258823875680852788551255936126196998760452366601190011513988775007988415506227866362216660430036540183429967296297212648188370900011582270974653794920700230667745160704272828110054102799205239724147734928488067258206906633688435993953853228685601666327797605191218981251976086359923176028398629407444599857678103972901742058825070512834800772720153615734341448664558773587776578650039865886837195557131516150437405004502412996632914316320491121837704452139659268498624264302225540936761468987329599554083 |
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.