Factor Info
| ID | 154096 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3724 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 86274724309290324313865140550592135809794478364218353427338086343028536255751716297523608280704527753888454638543638949704171842193695939049470380506655293460162772869296480238288598953698338359049923249337608362861580406465640383354437381805580207105038777039067157286683842573292075118255264186771873972105913204028850839575600680817212079099922570347288783230754659839854620958879039983907476480634435057696428506684196220900524885972022170507262943671436846207908419449580005075144365802954339578719386045665389560212274340603562140378695671962440044144808473904467786306497606583722962460875030120194228303103199097550370091189419538458388532251990379701708237315699504952989537136973988950969720597229515536690204308587159859084726840638165825730826977194772545552093604161724236022007979880543860608462663254178217106225312207622309639312156784133580027007729901032740000164307381483751828638416120948077359715864426434417869822554685636314263963329861640908524214020332325532234880439643876234457546947046826462398116651418283826014126572881327262146103443530970360051522201143526171959347821654450849203782662111 |
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.