Factor Info

ID 151133
Size 912 digits / 3028 bits
Status composite
Value 236981660552786215656364553151289477685590817737090255460526091960675738533682290796404778422596994443324266428251156145830870610542778426466534864385861868756237261256343063012555575853143500604000621910806363193499906528765360996492230312221818555231685197030266374672835565152352843601510387968959779862991522502114713398518088649820485534371442479310300463609934818338705472339129726335477578222751188154694607252274294925005516866914396354104597411752414587034410982187802010927992356778557238983773568910669310222325319077293466038728825877000019074447710164239754008598173157657511574839014965260142526018815623285003957668134397654096416378183109433234404114691888564526757064799706990902522227728823073839354728285517852057606157724655612395242575629170211543699658000660998555116668121573306501895736879497549084290312190744564468990082814424726273893419867692940588740251342574617934748159076078206679

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 184306) 15403578923378757022785190198073 (proven prime)
(ID: 185254) 15384844115227512695314848862814964982228471085667016039981451649881048445729475237268947298405388194275800046564683134075093845186007035336722080795678225551064063269828350014709282645823064500070276502822594909338408870820107279942344412168428862270282396353416122612856426740842595432911217391571793423951038379014251878282338361332271488673077501056076252453691487016878948247367604389817519278612085956825111987992783895488835343119761094543303840999668973007236159736163613602865977931539881482083280987759824521437697137889381203237694647842106860697394728052266173354028484179707354385174627422277192215190255928983440389575965792749684965581373721568799657573465066217947064993981265799052478982187920967017098959160719218899081721036083584373361673376076039842841080099651257083064768007711012563929998434712987766881976524865496708726615510301514882574181021955968187023 (composite)

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.