Factor Info
| ID | 151638 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3712 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 14145845022152954202145878052562966117772950560488086555324974636395791754149193219452134111944102413117375511203272699701700114191935907364517006596725793902850528082871922677025078286289566625979041578809862594946944815326672221142921193597537624741553315844689322948799270497899700272957441931247024284967111309152765787951227430895686352346319211320463477669275079232076453995691001245182269917142353214275221684796927396249013867729942707006432609053744469466165813607553680071641687006534395134880601239484669307717471336721688696453446368203036135129507793923214703683971979571235569677901497104764485145174545003810823559495995317344857074265107978868669760311165717410628819912940911118937856824583640846317278685126472910848720011670872888061886473617003981550577248384281547408725336667298912072913536446514838843324485290005177418268504331993964755857367026595350166264721464838189956202439145893879377474654530943489802323737627351969482247189172369554941661640441518579263400841172377942468304947028304422783666395315247213104016567535422340232207675560517852212856047589608659861713700367669901333578767 |
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.