Factor Info
| ID | 151709 |
| Size | 1170 digits / 3887 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 642854133038840435890857241726909636109027764156540572287075825678807710403965162938041647899409885815326287850756896160360668746452969263318873727814046127572316165043675054431604536780541687243661861322658927754806013199878059214429093579861784753500194845791753209531689097460704629887896057797064080543336881850809621009169840840453016777454975557947748660636182405745907024872298127876282554328373361858121548028158762212771855491991673729681251495619807522164251179364377411319551795439425174556217392532949827344625361552694907296546211222644352426798409977029393209930614448111229316383695114912321203863855892406614523304287645759697759881018823181993794918771082511150319401236806199846357143591117266909126508799949407842113028591658708967591215266001927000370640886549080245393913546648388628803013204504948114318473307929540832391515256465389573348748374215918935275467111849999955509733868576757426538190636446487683746443413355348175538484421431370282156859216417429873931757808853962210205172203859718218130195266675738980950720492995580544685395676774273327362653882259129984440563916234370709348255033421479787696717782496518330153811535293140512596193 |
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.