Factor Info
| ID | 153991 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3630 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2903755590799041575358480119217968123531581017518767113371069913572690091571875316495626219944446167705632112474333964754393200586938343220116266747608226671736698091394509905982030705104813282437344666062942714153194606603144451196699024575310778344971299736738741102503898601562565926620818553610259321651445859464131718199196462296231400872522087373341145618117727432274002691933431684838740430916750785637758764691451041565017943061699936415904429980024640005465720030564587389301846244044341358008937198660377984399573668737754318509807879510778936176068285603524938297533518607174645088624547384308000406016519152947520907048967830061442117809116034263962306520295270342933661436071028534470052444030063851510591459875551867329027275718704030128576284533605840843593337275166414352116460884170278271601405642848410494177326285768120335123525692014063742607150368076468740169323317103863779228846460912463332640321704406550963159897060989299493831782676569009286673807070337876976577870547454461025786081072703980617643506895657983137531602947651483421460895113896851840063002355534314641 |
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.