Factor Info
ID | 160722 |
Size | 1101 digits / 3656 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 291064290987465561508372917974281132505129259174092239031685901839770397641680112656743231187786550917147886547316111782936159796423314096464395969311320892107763591215826988612224578587045328259762882071990657965730325757644596799793733117613502833664379375575210259051235894761069557446820349619627536551857308488448833485547083319151244624825084535606164603404649587466929208303414510670025753036264975265490417753397757356254167759576248092134988824161178584125404692301142080003391705153157517476404362641419808533982163459275823468617325993021649264780071145311936082605612142620808464830119779543894047300272329891004760460490536501625367858778547317625655585136583155722176755316179426578606738904194311634917549070681872653228266465568447255182969916555139354480883569139635034577582589067519061244515620317815897269638103557496699335615319445301160105764890888868469123050687553523315936908634914333610924417815835919264354840528835163919854184351075077703884469737139701770006062434266028032427541100827928245554009405227650825810753495669823707175998571323564450286386770586302416533948643 |
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.