Factor Info
| ID | 160455 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3696 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 277852240679526850176081550091446170463135550904525797602073660076456913989139130281465722434639403457933346192774857908673159905692777171815406260177508084562760794419113921851983081148489093000886712509082760505966088217572523394776419776254714606249612385957008901114569246684256466284387493636882099542540129431839993597571207717194181291349577726514539907155529755966609517137636036422653516419368618975112290029617045712550657041437468697820794407804734831082246172690753113696904975884499454187974859146670255526537909150232055897766606458331002631287100790236238602665848304214517203866596649091372248760119729192098355978864807453643178369488930296337590264113815000070088169112724910879547658740064034112850667852329766463511119804765501220048808376839240152165636257143672316988126172279533909733494877925464212601287242019722675197303655692503096894250811181987946206364123440461071295987021937230858760418083811529496874396908659552674517446869721319151447025234732808221903859293821117623829009524967797228513618285262649691853339736553662478462819620354133203224276523079752510548145490946407897069 |
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.