Factor Info
| ID | 151629 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3679 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2541580372887719150170456344313161416470771686540553813499378823261029800642652629313159868170387989972884975048018614199364035877829638039580120616817697245361383090002918467262651817959492199400701002613776597715576539002425780802580223857905626600661962644542356075058302065794536744133272305231906551240801902608615963968853401091762955856072630453407789229032921997805294237627374104577911813566460787880128443353691534476088263545523260353468074171221483234842271180631260507672801798548488553806825657925606056764092334147784498095454477263007718623624473587851352391294094089396287923333883448385471684507817647781178542954617042101017321635645122241063728261659047245738311831590545337853151016282741600395356324349692789653728492095204113561565108059208892102297247488533562193328526245441059397624556486300603746260533790777375120682219901312444035765368696672172880203637158479334967273661968544996207617107215055242547782329538482487265902009946083303105288958430214049241742130874138666065036158210248955733277337279658401643841490184799363225340070058576932679346597108950638862206681758758033 |
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.