Factor Info
| ID | 160748 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3681 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6180193408702952319206136008659181570404290271012110209002239332443672059069455421839434093311547799499620953416691002781775073646889829454055051376345647356439730150016022024438504304235618556797405763195365598600403136507069550392869955965160538653813753992989679531091698390835456629770444184288517523228316241171802297326871555395031062363261610217443147065322495100508246284937498934885992215110773326350008904119039184261969752846124012642362279563026022125699465911912234777132902555083945039912785158190256026463731537166456136626278530148903699816993652914047829691681542489669318587068792284214965895771773075121325386834249570887473507859795463754793165903713908641035044748419207562489062209373494816992105492017624988168324924313568697091768024842202526062869117473223630147286299841442102848733448311161108434037187993660664569161948810918068856005826491050102177314264329374102241385782130603015213132221946888719458509614409193937004375325765482697065328109339628160425874167420596400074378879264750292781988634035938060028459170870204604998692593773329543696915101555954990436267683610712591 |
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.