Factor Info
| ID | 151501 |
| Size | 1106 digits / 3672 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 13625741026655983058371657389529222856795633275760340704883160170892608438368061541679259471048919343824153571587980762178884360364913561322971116049876435982728638181246382513623958992915237665901666343776187945453426710701985410545134337476009521157813139713461208383144175934927671291850386531291192477476906078700345143177667606451232089370614519571905820895278039024961413180960062220046612736824066114459632948420229811602252002670549823772112078685050867509329179547387640127853747676879535159944594564416636246826328592928621530596693654078258562805784287209772530441450085177854268086225971911818672752719115709034551301582409841579725522001662903524155026349103368364586523612161732313959374265948448475352785345931007916107801520807508178456520260587437477600424261258531514109831155630209381686204125996995647595315224896420089389270086907719575021968714077162566392559234834561632134490678190577232264725585512723189210632789058827137339318141744866016302990199830719454553679814478210145678000952834851247502945446474314296872634963114772932905590194621283550583798099662610209658315262662383 |
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.