Factor Info
ID | 151749 |
Size | 1116 digits / 3707 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 435744827244267006191707910725246000301301505026252912554906434228670919522809476820911701162214289543949448535025686221809753091431114839608993163332902533112191862177353580909022915086801078220464991416649952648777899107455517688591348617238329525834844575831210016236420603314439146236190207916254493311103828704218216418790531435531421799728618402964949872115960431656269391591347847980034846364363438949453838509813160103559599200662491739781230229176169678349984841440547627843919766871630620525984549273539956852783025183850004530571555887162410927360808432449097407148794805119826999816900784416980402862020510436332400518425922697905507749142438190665583766998978018955638151703172960825476476082038905256723280254773437169673644537511572269623415014838034689950129443621455451174807078941156238529826660732410918289424357027550150849978225641884407221280520781176968112305183205758508596530344286397199079931501507832116238291192238405905794375449109838878344433548865665874422556141155818631787614912787701760364875222976613666596110780383223859909239404619449155864829981127115921079868054867690876334559 |
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.