Factor Info
ID | 151539 |
Size | 1153 digits / 3828 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1913560210389672157673704358712972742516124032960211430915299063686710859714641409352305564634419030590664825507721065824905367052072537417876126716348464558771265140781498119315808617115563586228323526951373778720253482790376505183030621119685711103988681835055906556920101992312620776804176995992069018255977783545118520863354806156620944931204503726984388737459825474348518748102403829075100031411771204279291792310169841132722029127141867786293484605707811887459266708621824001838370151664047367779065560412468530113321094328570162620493129580269942980159708211909410191418782479415660179622788093659919502876998912138410962292235623971377900272475582163882606567245793331791923026950711174768555335694273150540786492109480211994982310089628180389201502146500157832125885383159160114588462210377114642803383432861644917762373655798623800482295049187143628427816035149281851943565637319843343287445064512333068833682347872753278307406605469876022971806200220312396118699234983560497923097443004804501467604206049523858518019052953313300177929321759461828968033073638996198091077295793104758850486948341385179625799819614401101634330857202371364147997 |
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.