Factor Info
| ID | 154079 |
| Size | 1089 digits / 3618 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 996194315633271377698407953923451717040686772928359033534723833775979445770571704953793815107845890173827407206729231054424365815284919190718887675580502551045472309593246119900757326185098014231181259782533149482129390665085141649962334182391055754622162119540880565243101251072527430076637933910329374369068107628011693434136510831172541460798278447342865878996660761135290452580444151327872466747204420537284211965543387580020661680427613809288841450656995416323209682319106196942160451278235936174748832759973103486597832542597915754483163499631297685488829821001820180471791756409637475599501025070039929142167403412942759795168759799658666589376480234535724876463396028959602306251883637013899325373685737341828558521479590165367859379729753832821183910908374892025391593224568106527802623862368229238160827965572264509301695513588465622662866806987239142446871953364640160166151486988427114806120869139622091474712647223823939947725673702506994885149626879173231451835979798215365779025475271697767902890814753882926777539606244799898744021024606941058523927600999371507327924428491 |
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.