Factor Info
| ID | 151390 |
| Size | 1097 digits / 3641 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 11036269525570704595566449126958358009816184266569677593541375322578944195086953705985986727580669495162064507252253423369004356682798047353978881931955866729809975629863962526962718195793251024466122956340454293274433896178732509191596156882674195681558697332822758400904917314561511637003166831046845400171531862761696816577460919814967037224446273159776425340178115001307327875083057147597881793694473834596684143652933546568627172270719793111224924255614693809506687102525621820848947442543020026343529694668065750987740214221553403199066338064634784576299603682104509881439453164379839682517871935835593871572811704470381059427929933757417360731712290649696072173291626806892629704916587008988608717449878448450522940803278309749538675639811410892813781281381835346096044829126121116627174126772107538593307324773809864191996678140225847525800064586005376005173050362599196667420154871686421468692398311487286768085219649455989966314921235415666779772902068370182878934518629756650119605481974952682616061620238720335449215287384351526083637718928267096321804763516182155726629578575149913447 |
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.