Factor Info
ID | 151623 |
Size | 1158 digits / 3847 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 642911581770684369331622988214730069883734156420274877140560575998641874794093487744180296318542913678024966284393627085843868807013384894101734685851177540468388955060173829097951290903854867339369286399266185889133903220498402540266108447402769737740650133257853784311388550130697810407523862441032485186553928174612851668282006946497383492417066259826701967370036194853917261654887388159654284382791228860057766211579985332977808804850027739398869667811949096281261367726899039492264748907773699963644808479138503034714071453156611337654847709397437117577821069802850180264629248960223136559347617793392869038093703468451484168267984905198457554027680091489991391898327381094171240934062805988276194334556390083512837715366659199798360851715145943962613347021161807081729386763017858530654299346225886762220577964953487444315380825244245262980240145869738666709516423046362425812635040459375435445088076213524270750618989033899004407070698176309937728490299167336282323672112180717914046465483152230958894915956637064613020768385745193852379813946696882962976626275640788393584951491884022401618340940967661320194455412900665834559417436587970963980083043 |
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.