Factor Info
| ID | 163060 |
| Size | 1148 digits / 3814 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 71577062851407103227188286453430874100717699800420621213207400738619070169134836710352161202119523244575587174583907280943977822980616816556871203051661147830620901207879752142036768897560059278726844583381576534467521961408839236562824038344087384003641436316759566222529763165385765694943941133262726319613748768030238340403182682353939848319178164385314372955936330084367584775845101605911965739557038405379370292364500240383835025928431323977294440951474217214052474378928260270824016068158299018478859586438765084662456949234620485680177826475431729086080640093601519483453382571475317159218889039286448432093247295330347590439911738786768925415362935650811586504620469990447561109232881073063566170798392278727888819919660939245488179328672921484968968694857363479785491651925184076511941236427964071441015830671325710472959805618187452624860257120987448315387523166792052083994599456177741994560830789707371387171505428531279585790765275777013319775380512750733517550776810444677158956397629882979918010412316829328265501625922999061480664767111167345568125988995595032318620701873754299997200903921449344453919862862369154160072088531352557 |
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.