Factor Info
| ID | 154098 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3631 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8162851108232112603328571778821271750568080938901427651235441439671310848824323353190191712637755566149714627035647927634703461682439351094791775795901891536963179274810206366778608268338152051657740781517146489952458093413939357596930508758535964650454790707026137816773994548702646973459786818226894455481854669391961758130933998580680673497266715571154695682159675854079447971237362323352603753025000177479128533687904352661630032527186328388655421653728268248001171045014283874843223877795165074604118014667642153433679121394284873970420726744661422923353287946059277858755397343923513720944525898855199051550927066656305430636806248561245033878669240302179463339023791780317415506427758247994238530455667334382609230532991668105858920110281363293561784191521150167473807225758002412614698411478532314699897612020845886455479451902832098281661992024786521857974156532629812609314277117892693814480866919618857099442095868251260793596640307948814509955271769831297972265441988597372551421370838461295721102714605346153512829591480327240358495543885151919222659694237026695126158521383372371 |
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.