Factor Info
| ID | 160418 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3648 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 751215222410170251493898081240620717968065928139483731149017017302456952111646322525810471721493510911422639719409181869823659029392018355949946631160479267911760236966770105008566822837338713434760220304239871342510264601181371984958992483940162131137526637491762580757274711221178047037319272968766359463098616242103993039847705384939871095805310398637871341136031955760101828036149719725456970109515979215182849556047731014253878271540686216471653814110912678102247321590702004789571232361730453317946798720845064479713251960480595349657843030601258824557663895844374691269978048790487083528954179396319246215193572362652022076757238448965525586174549743020674756272586410780530382135173072061412066327808982582977707861724009914722628678831898631198356775002609542741523702399629349090599777606141569397496132351815757213474873742747969600885976120002209463070781292069695354905631002808920650069399681867163173459936626552043661199373393744780586379502624888231939053459807680631172314497817036548726098323960486912385594729938725083887230111604333482121934368554169067570666857125198738556839 |
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.