Factor Info
| ID | 153945 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3034231113042004531198019514201742159931634342646436055160024643549968659887109095192869117745298144860930673068504058187724513152409366359985843135505035434199565323834870351524429284495189367424682136235951444180581314426063983617848312811633576895638972537142936222413952903246471841009656875495217712114701046011472513621677135252189633948611988934308604843429158025574412045321500724389628560491488102330290723521781336524248104021791282601112142585760627887705166073402717175877979991234165678453919746041829369586367616406690795726376476080935129996139936892069210332366795233644930643985390253445973087693317664616486433242671698008225100244551084952253863201458945327522746367163550520416908580090557267234149552250315571843788968411082549431552391314075005334296790871719547054123090060233901461863705452474376990582569237739798289731266066268359248770229412132284928343405591565749082283559171547936805796938615315845474769633817174706990974975612064687791164713403373076670192820351154563401715258448216208227999813421477152696939895321203370051448301809794486937053457319497543828706114294381325357709 |
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.