Factor Info
| ID | 160464 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 54303197200625508686842527330132053157364022883809786699451990035783925077713463517606258534455440218509091834250923410662990648231396315369897883563379359835012395204314657033102314509060834679907799755821966076127733556565666820088644937905302842576716266647933349858797029703012079542117805048657733635660847865240588712228497971337742224266387220826001077212724296440851281669996111768765580136262675110958100794512299839988412046290393650395256764825285776888485135124533175223456955587401981215398328144971897302361868337353399631807875728389157049452544264472463844687683584871057130221720666455309816720952672219023139751201315492605534055613020168499098303955920517607990845669020566782109977620466494257775150249263263921738237416161153979791092877354355077381977722462529607964804113978477970583887562946337164843655241024133604059028110641895957224000256824216166488055223645806303405443743610448620853077570623093841046933495863913097044950793763397409627803347060857310807208327080794667450022800468653783006341912179292673952612250412513705904216699931888894755138593290053599015817366422905839 |
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.