Factor Info
| ID | 151499 |
| Size | 1094 digits / 3634 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 72766976717519430812245479129209932793759958792175841433767510547581337670591955845752822036145634138124377820503598916751766650206970644898268037210831084822153104142093162795339448825302981849853857449849561857038125184766860573546778443195959679614809035370901695476795295005932894799647364571586206999170399183427107306840755631802492079556198201248339941541511278484910876595436840539913449731493241193148942451432186163394160841393466485178171895279865477758126354609652086432962071079197413721229546216896301151134604865857972301009518785368312611413512977547101735630347739549165666840546838753467282956222617649744965302826421636758826562418159416332800153988178573157933623501957355688209071218878720841389924401759737020840859778514895817577345364182043706915684603781464841305080258752507723680670262853468752541587884937410992422650486297689205280917549125155434669837100997120844048085555030496459902508301162721807979174133881651987085765952255724631093592383872106664834607725263053872268616584495723653898338352393675545428850647276241621800364855718916071877257050906663279559 |
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.