Factor Info
| ID | 151504 |
| Size | 1103 digits / 3662 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 19302967014768443196883405370496786259313039494737218033247999940580548135277379896454840024049088515391345666427457610869978274298619027517279057370580315451314468975336910795984136166421221296877232205199945173813239568075937124694747376342374626945588265865202939232399290893850774821161554912064359430969879842401866796588806198433720528500860340177002913223623036979169705391691211582244222972961300977647967163579837747728838439669857686206497660724372330068708961204187940360524928916055004484455441529698659057163788838657053069079530733705424504294025592931705516325388546071893208217476027734880853767844261788570338996329805641685362093249024078981627873913523429455683273953689568393206154127515233974103890836420682677488208660238816271796034458788694327105641214762889773412774837930262067532067812043881775349354787196327179910827871569241633863493421089475129915135437330284313536573636048824592818738589722900772748159299303670176931538305175989758616521275469209230053184455398720209870941844365269074088745958261663233729299674377526667299462473392254468057726017897325199393367452047 |
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.