Factor Info
| ID | 151411 |
| Size | 1106 digits / 3672 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17366350327275409779754510500152618443812581311111420648722158578596975865600990052306064077584295467857432074298330502211525375554290747917748838396649043412551581829722910338048759173867021253109795338882081139072933672375712948718677784678981872109465365259371196346331815838434746892630588210385311870435124249701921591224366690376016951291129252926596812980671559920662780429189890064247350463419027591793662941184682444526872242565058323982237611576230551062927166040815180722146305542791193810972855652155279623912101127989857611410481205871373475234510089769863314874585416201823808688246184386898427807038930767365652968785816120857261100302473480807772336637285300575408138366433661284668256451088367538631612788747353359542335735840536745395231235161407084478704930427510144741942506886787299314427654079513528984140229710343081088382031010334581581822737098443969483457187254368653631411360329062752306247349009587369539293631312537846449757813186676505064594281473703136548679090458647457215820601245784494667486872598016530450490947355901490522574144508272964776474237765440679788486164193249 |
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.