Factor Info
ID | 151562 |
Size | 1155 digits / 3836 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 328105482361003737110800704719261335573631825561983099915115644248702584870822026769876653885519737282214365320253732579972227681117639838698080652675684417302108159549108849881516637302672255571356780055998411486234338981640725618602548358830154329777817138261713485880874703192651267696566948362433322173260615546100300019310418276742731902364907597879438605564129144955778314920096181085737821842968965818395428041046677166945845802067334018734719767798821749511808603915995321028479874054600269148371488211230216716545181311018486261907712459543057238963783270345841530444135530657891875184169679064899736775233064652304046551977796034193396280039011566807498936835003586511524694872064002653514061817384415825755341851283636713022354725035398847201138194952806587243775551971497131183354288476237935317875077025199495416752594532790102803066522759668511707013279790093400577237764024997180651870718333862279391649827742247183290076395723383194638731169549804818396116214900931639744200315016638270874052111880819844657916393511975653985373926937180903762382251148833745715416674711389836674542942537929382611709127500183655277916792046831334890553179 |
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.