Factor Info
| ID | 160444 |
| Size | 948 digits / 3149 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 641007176247741577073258439102681330756135290328751724642968152790916569550973498722827261970328809762443644934627004838719533554296578190726699431632410009519939657844256398174383792717701959517770851104607531194547220154323078391795761315000319255522742291188574515887782640273115180977952394622113155272997164089316058206365252955105550984699002422447569915045610768398936336971974659127796019339005974371832926724307674560156454028287717855777917096624604142774612347765193724748668069750737947239753808319119985546648883697190032392121659030514586490948359748655224622489461074633599027980229168589800626583237674042549201939386348302600624475221584633722493279304392508216472212617395809845912014717413832760664913957981043895013038247443869133396180444671911502839497202104835768633329638235068681215035036877374506207151126728960212956470344132672094624820394555514229219453458911650175178389826457603849915451961430324338761383473874617411 |
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.