Factor Info
| ID | 151587 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3755 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 130163631498191903183248669138384648968941627725111450023308589919567391317867452812096019966452569984491992813744381448950819883598630481413138333653566155041970736404992324135530156130437809245738990502062081791141912901475351622226435200521877595623352385133483652805923755216225549856605944765798788194298324839389468318266906943204811044804201659083394894370191172352914031677302712109205891975529929832260562966627878960679035035406448670650490466942398142790284578603154572300449510088413761708464554346498417935864616966260621696709464777967034887445308917636157212097791069369541798107191348911426281540423118732235809803819686712406722089056820767351906432568819714002929428544763472882782693139839657443640571860052558899160650555883669501038392127848213872743578555304091993453340371591964779226811449769280749813463060359326898175925325447220406777414053978225275659329738036384370792211007242730653771397254150846626794347905906473568088289741450816605524806836016774462158668274763593236349609933038466385537285739346279533747964761469386323301089354209967135598981832136706732993940643818621674923776409599562170167 |
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.