Factor Info
| ID | 160555 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3671 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8455555573481088918135776048849757647975669525919862828001468665952159495681901389564556111973363342184049506467387304020199097754102704752549227388404130325785544907175399555540704246994165306576453976941482427188988997138524908093475795692458473143124650239860447617337620214168263198572828886822863785150706949199782942876833362195950969302829371384808527335248835236983500258637541559022306029382367431237064693704325570673665938484835161643606153990179027371142152705217187399983175505954649788506891361459395852878714215853795713699180897289276093092608860855368883636864452644950334000465937787749823206239468985952825842985271931399982858436008895986830314306941839617100313614944133680396935994823261764459656349732498004030442458664539221875220206353894084446781865450738917584150890338488364134574616120978950277357715547447169146337415899948986450411159836472812870888419848420846307217022821005315513854802144122645739889440156173747979540869124117134844596577386211232406763362770754096789775080335637948218961355217657961833351914217543706682856272046576705697585973978491397338141615929507 |
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.