Factor Info
| ID | 151475 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3737 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 481859675688983430886141187104771834912243799504256460037486658886649734638925315345765649454986849412717656966985594015718750203396191034371882582255612197386485711866642126956686035354461002803874294454985635044440905745504149651566324268100875342139959735937504994515797127769237787176052669192866221586849529637632475572031508784156643435912455904056662794578751514788611773632046919204618090574881793081951979129929869615520785319826124822271444749209307194296360025800505217263553939792058282077846445337506345662592370328882602089378628366715400380064223933200579405409798103167029854491503923017977620121078885867532357700435518335076382137203457497722140452982629679927640727080172852375080774462063890943018067713891977225292913744973159158565463858652396165819559540180927872566769285037262489394428816257434949849890875432397057490212061776642958827405571775842198429914758045961063917703720324158228982478420345265681265917646765174748809035521955443007106565936776737107888370395798735844713085572608974416508645045870100375092498575414980050920017407880972864115203010253591715016796361849380225739629744663403 |
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.