Factor Info
ID | 151560 |
Size | 934 digits / 3101 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 2990362631921510473897675016457284311923582807951854907774986730421533012013449574541713831177929341458463199349977417698214784518156924984742832882078400954525703606035079154459625850391491785756276226296562608282306015855611775723918663650335467035540333339706462109552398646845073919837803015468646687663561205187177473392801506206621245078752565813754845714361501843576818786109545638212040011229585548892173004995298437646077004589222861787120076166599166856462500425902973356318794629715257249648182417537866269644824209849476351224649350053422137310176841629047972074322340904496506726386204559595873517313271385452606135019534664586012103969813650697765564748054724362562098721977659540764273239320867985148768333379360941353729467799053702715139109902805703759754625390684461923529909008206240032564834891701595655742316269931818608792100534294972886291642679766926481710514341780306221499018508153907945263170581601270680741 |
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.