Factor Info
| ID | 151770 |
| Size | 1091 digits / 3621 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 10236937534514719283281826372261252932435608712395342587703200547933045403810797353967696594730131593634842237754447028542042145909539845938069684651719201941821323820092792248855454164352873243570289850744138334520830093257281741569676274080167707145771213376830303271053970010930254613032951279799363257150300015383102428898763608242294554724054456647874253219151911285333303020590371047311282967416963324018247645710770615782706674151529492598726746581969644924158837985768842083239251047530197654055533997755327542567529989333123330387301030643605604171262181106171086771508576192275860412901823997446762364475275035815287951107655521287633477365202151498272880419671035038589882298886446277843476848642134524850521272332779486145314767802414531056329808921616475832910264668036798173497098955665129532173377663046686118729414579321696673355659641323126872253750976182138785728011951278921497247588894169190342327228080599052139368925886829977673480333481797740255274365157598220196130249101961482076986122418149640178423074731906494356014923509497132060125851944023316666690088315262583 |
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.