Factor Info
ID | 151576 |
Size | 1126 digits / 3740 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 6229077681394972679457500297024640887400593825162654632258248468948803652392743357573667372985755052923688191489152416409072259531587322579103634061446858975800342367790843588903122185920619432050530352532139038533942762002072566437384572920188580735521495494777533363254334081448330451055516295595604917346114978935403736193160888393288062292150874263773298297572449854339677664064918810066632979915728924103546049978695215684401637461335202116729012265846321491512640947004273470367017916361991818121807900449582215433991544438520981760481091092396581389998686117481213602696967675373088124010585663797235333109306897191345638327264280723037615362494257261668988291666304070660501300815104767597368272121703013326199085878732444148615152046850413353774220982765994240832095908693077553679010288182936134913847397274875182652464720873494236115303069546315586019735619642058627183537739303752996294788674652849506554865494894360821246405785430989192820828105241304122721051561218148347713216391705632877861297380395218548221098540039379189174533052178689561122570189312403658192933808611740524254402343648326335854717243689629 |
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.