Factor Info
ID | 154140 |
Size | 1128 digits / 3745 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 178693173136915655030200403765797523105752390523440468746710377585173278133683227863376806329707719271340351997532897135523723445702397316481512537360574596329455960265739138906630471733339061715498848854153223143509344724040089737986721992220526042932610064386424987335523209301554444234675960679351038231213002876055398599929448940241936039764004114316113868352773598843384903793124550565936221781214984874004466080732915411339728934064303335120298983571608348814574396554206427978536186808263715970281159066745948164131551720069898302767207433007523686920323547809719763541729287370690851000247618506955562812546400040663294861332219316223502958198330154897993721077738536133897667013930768117882667313570584743514059725838874612626020337032987744815131751439520473505572160864845748971264114472280595003754349327976561682347221374703482957985147234674200237291954462187930406874577585264947102619797458852112471024912696822357315911828814715332227826424517038976962535278568999096160924503373763896812062384588229014390096511672516696751347848670937416860646266713014974707688441823923429719680377003739413543825163860391697 |
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.