Factor Info
ID | 149158 |
Size | 1122 digits / 3727 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 678270651861398069784335858097931505622397264594470621691727191124703442659860170682205323502478006023062333234125996264608791399568741669063326847750021618057193748775206045325735474785416821134513346132179467294694193091270237673916024135337060712382433984792699832234441610260848294088187577975156804355691209583035775411753939070366737222188355148128969249656204180672376864090976525877051158695676398073537689860541033750802370606092650907103583226556852772715044883981336718418401506280128992423385732753555058239721200969650138338601448488540551210480605066501919728132995268002288035498509247283264692365429176490863826238545294776974740689897643767006656887004970097843403484124071727500841430104413851071994348213235163631984320778431964132326304365535973233802619279356636174410885883224579557647045966531657819449263225207100146214656509114616811848666356798882890708202372186809881122816742857847768343009048932404851490817088676816889167662709980443641704361499784653450358470973058847064456330890532663529540123503363577902417714182487073257422787944735701499500710565991238099226584399698456671632819423857 |
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.