Factor Info
| ID | 154003 |
| Size | 1142 digits / 3794 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 98001095998952218440443903645461716700582866503690962706697221881641538492257167961848349983110701475457036247543145355688407162613752281231903709433369736283906026267286599702870243645802489243599425771959144206472761160071963891824402840742410877882343224299281862388418500232171664164797664873677871507493186604074407169748335839911824143023864459394540953654749205128260200154454411178981180802277885218009742530524689206933230339673254093827824941724299195758901397189868259104899404476955732242894812798547175873636394733562910548121471797507986473348405180646913634737924141993392509034331410255455634321072694680866578168827506973829431275153807620326566950381919978232972077780318821098039326717692435510982160464522824149607414696363646808403109393299221484700464021897814946403117227881181461225559907915003371577035501844327696445570565624681416736409214385416559475926955660275019858611425756025570688552188940954636616477461986019550263828558098558432013705038312558781360426918532435805682146287179177032103940999473284996131431338800651835352072504179410368739750805755591146769328454476160622713724717984035755751354487331821 |
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.