Will someone find the prime factorization of 16897109706033993078958669711431623113336960390130790291952190682156502379461621 (80 digits) in a week?

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resolved Dec 29

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[Edit: @CollectedOverSpread was awarded the Manifold prime factorization master award with 1000 Mana prize for being the first person to factorize the 80 digits number]

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The 60-digit semiprime took less than 10 seconds to factor using FlintQS on my modestly-powered laptop so I'm almost certain this will be done.

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7897895152913851695161953909205232453323 × 2139444672141534899248928056125416075327

@CollectedOverSpread incredible. Onward to 100, 120 and 140 digits

For future reference, the 80-digit factorization took less than 10 minutes by my recollection. I assume this is consistent with the computational complexity of the quadratic sieve which this program uses.