Factor Info
| ID | 160536 |
| Size | 1157 digits / 3842 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 22187796735978629076674018233540268892994760992147772126848130249644714734379763787022033656810516095728542823343533917421174749289621685662802248784449270598154732312158396274021391598008506146088849506193186793495246642419423226318891557861684671101389178349852610918511148438825411184343962080496277197570260480488193872996685668147525633936477829122973952155190421414057632115545729101765068186674733064952702785240176197508869389099871093976348354361928148092755615453984116844273951250559748607091017314673179998587941843266444311495945767675949982565847555203515309780448602637314192478548836458278665250465414348826476216330260527788169103375716994786230996852390696188870412582981321001097745923710986302903480635753046345038522155592317149415187416121136108188312809266736024175420788311388824551874748511357477303036798554364289448784406328388629173217740203850813237648951307801775276514396983229125943805964561284493801203151244103727833625812950932397935785212483343000007764030631628481093614511731298556722327384211584436390483238829901813234535650965483354979955014230137721905475596840060210363233184949969262111212817917311145584712110519 |
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.