Factor Info
| ID | 151485 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3659 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2833172881327394107304870177954033225323784518205840722905711491564694380882215555575262755841395944029780348772670502935126680345495200778531926492171853201640292130601504488395489911589188269372224828752700437479848487278674161209109469906459081978246820974990344941649006285833743822633956137247412917602322555546671908494872187791714976076345627766299097073882859812368085787837116938401711736270990874364807245628598621376340301561168512129232573600926462997563173019590930012305481336310870374864585175203403846927217742606073552165896717373830771604773439227124729259161043923236916932843359820386653529919716536058406576311872594575463277259591297515624700760295491437618776860413230283739186473427957211935991245002337925211252019495579920111019157678841325122548430399728077990884205015144025284557240032347245456779270614556373666408176720580465056904679694026684711477952065190829353515663052831085282755274434260920728734139928897346868975356992364770224813548429676684546382130826006150243703173062459473499325310059936809611553342637415313903063016199165515005916812512523592636950648407 |
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.