Factor Info
| ID | 154105 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3645 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 159272309184539926407436809213564243346602135012951001763986400759273278096328414880312547646965402600795078655538734574738885029714062467154616761945208637635440671783847777547972632896216719737882274979230573660453991895183952851289677823270232652081719833510548245672732530920149232469858098921451646092695999786705205242533831014073343454120962267288542128249026937623264275399531059197718480144716744010298960208364319497511028385785818573665160803995061542925631641194453648924879015596413904294381250477326258154917460710236718533909054974227857434529179940703462958601052691086475794726518393375214756978509692718847448256433659620315213178778970458052770623018508627479072616663282559145526045299885491062024278026271888338121265937059127133294105603171084392165009318297979666602519968595855340096456358461941992859064830957040597113423957550405352931585722236869449414934180915522012675166782047335503465866467078180693393400894994036255294300630951940119252001789091100998159221584861622246421598861742615084183713593776329777082513059165287365623844112091560870770300878694194816955519 |
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.