Factor Info
| ID | 206160 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3654 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 55593185509355419766045891656373610260658594416999915125881780818081075661741400368117408528455525228535322056324293064652812533747320841616564369344252989817051455601667088248323688992018769463981983918842095439124700592570046558705269299929978332309240901632560487752579122303232454008057339561530156533139690715939943419604346862324304621192920964504348379830036764204179378920320954695780684381745476981450882644222536621593707369476244630738884713931659272516328089698725448566041529888319871099158235838442708758681847539936313631290339684104592031855890981359691531471804129666153318186104966639740714288856887171012213722823349643337314857150632805730020609209049622800223574002498689723949153396748957377389431867963322260340806198277220521894875452206175432999902506194743949355849919192535842394880240445726298909208193025925420877339813977132614854522081210033841738564505853578579835450233632013748269059105723077329548339466259429248981084043914438225803269105587804883403270517689259549278892940908075376574368036294728699059401218586187496731304569954460406857636729850833984774454647 |
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.