Factor Info
| ID | 151665 |
| Size | 1144 digits / 3798 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1460218617450636886703553532912148836261958550289431353967744389462590733091112815543465442426135879039221978444472958783908946581985458969672352900299953200844267173767634955512651642066478653012441279937018875946574353027735839253849095042693021064190718002848014849725300217159641591498545242891254134591284458740858075548248429440630479827457609294771415969070349942238463450992502675729471097272521623047705938966180924766706393740756143030828481880993732377972406992352163114138021268759675146651225238994660514269435598662756397448489690624930623349183014284525379490540550441278851332490201096313689377145919434755733367474455461651760657084296073778450671450611681443508265542192514875479693400465202689565767776335676971407124456327751794495839009071099216624971642667897583543401235697843494428826440587975459388017204977434372417182455645839850334131857748999563240578933325540398817121225718437301786074306202685228337602087241280398400254412159771482580815307450184358684109512277407524193294006091326579984114414746874125198077748067233453019961049416533926559354208461706687118951431614350263649423666541660868445874279581329563 |
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.