Factor Info
| ID | 151759 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3700 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4647139100227529761390329214174803019465988089951711335707519571979720531238687490097935079913174295375741467194542261242005288772757993997040924185282184881331817171334638730380577699963060523879895814735329212753287856536618374097312077299988037048212641151523520847816839229302960188195237708372765448779287954944615579159829308902761318918269280162370721519528816737882196464049146092888508175862504032229620107272284163581053748929118671488093193938476052780493240004743249721978254406071511425509165849626734676007485564364053219163592971933151795203409254153863049293888493147814355536470350069538281884477922535008718971296479416661399937551981088451011686899655859488196186219393782236645687395286164515115319534465443860830789514517872994045499205306223722531746654402314728329568061620928982868396108407579522257059789306847995945822799799376490056548279786861448292805528865608505353499401149591714107621971955154379560744420066397640449756870555089511092448139344490203345583435269696344092659740992885610876218128951701971006421786318932819006336173800863714991563422728406420104247363893578254351743 |
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.