Factor Info
| ID | 153968 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 72468960963637264702314613861325018740245413418738116951673714602219197302098277797822630763821036849993988764889571372239927506206300611669445693845984910972664812615046970500528093820742813734834044612624696905187376266901127654503351404461241688855298230878511120738555448871323709870507390934325203374859549939610250193063907548645498008656982773222670179649253334506093761144145532736278688568238604253723520114939251182835370228738798703009593856489263719661034438131225045407850318815806836040178340780388105264626253843576256146703699073876436669067566922383653605142956383619827849298868662355346388897001256586104203548283730405047792657446849345896005568121281325987304938778525770114979542016226245248454574278432601198414478019030734910399517688192972946896552226130639586546395236536691046120954085253787971149249348165710561607705847666637529627445817659336550047424736910682966568272753959493895391112086759523770657769212161915322941405201887032774840875358760146224516431210989677453613931475747241155045753024372018060022622105597975133397128179069425721481951374007024216663972874524179519 |
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.