Factor Info
| ID | 151600 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3679 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1724468401346241165191276286469805917725837240951320168405036976244245846092793510516380281146646829658945763560090408228976700723007808252139801713155928019590565254244974344204542706888613538974970646634504501682253592058761811553846977615582269719492381225342977442687788052405155971985474697838392935445115100471114422297326510966599952454952290632064436703839027584970994510453068862881149197168377792372925859431117809371451942882546906389977539913161312879869946860531922227612250981389665094469905566401007330441335252103533782442798964272279804088035299084897120862497939492020983569528238567891811937745549669095645032055270007601551406585572060176279705114945359109937093243534571751235281834166071120723125230456442192503844775111079707480662028182496950374202057247118796315670970138896202274265752540522727457869531858435536745307538899898425488034000917874051093700646739246278542894290304566615026554640957215804022392046135240973535362459196150996794050906177241703186750126265585415428793486731479596370041681308767471433939695107852151341565819997355509753295242466929809633114101931354619 |
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.