Factor Info
| ID | 160650 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3660 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3959206536395150304768587795753691091590281883872104957557198686629272933638950258474568445451417596601984942219911404213555798737128705346455624574704304159370241895192802708112944051219599473629852399762812568399497324022290268341728869527471762985109536068549301577389257925022759479889893501655335157047849636031428236741120355832821042904662965427250169491584382873165818734222806914643082777779512768087351925222508331251867749378730779665126016989075392060863803728913634834953942646335909796144098180020601380118992058989610739636354822918375705270768336252842274183601478808957645463635890229833549606897460561490929126281199282700770540372910160016954312626979894530382886801471347594111380717198591092588410776342655128747256126735904403375370557403680767053985702105991988443011773197619760457825300375219208624300775684675764627937823800747021578356401655634937662325030967291177911526509991923233483585992972727739679114714731391601753448842722584345091288964243561186423376419654081705335382189437953347839753222052021996061169559762932418700745882056212874621743910809310755289400936489 |
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.