Factor Info
| ID | 153957 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3720 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4008252474271495847519355074496926147510386870309013945354147180756424412218150686694747695341832855561650158976193563577528480776960623708469955263657311661600009088621308357614930558546629933420332784664499033728326043498270563846451039745868425683780664690580578027904327517574371567501512667057440709797537090170065005162688767054871517451578098344616968440913906927970820659708635843344217368996279705481406106453518599399904364646607544432761394811859782185278851686988647728258394568680953489710020158618644047926190768731955696240247924533912424476460569581437922669021170403732600506682241849234883909578507742111078774062757383398269092408085622507269952112794884181492112772992712266240866069371036061370006058944435835818224446396716902841786590602909739333657030178957398273091564401786630365258445504060310085342615608809230240606274425351807813813711121372556147453411095792709180227318153232498661726291722247918605724875908263277057239005886725148833496655257634703598007990919646321953798841947950783436551298194328519313315500703314157208260554656667552384689582847976601152093389350528620324706902831 |
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.