Factor Info
| ID | 154153 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3654 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 48167964499214100419779345119970996785085776939639967142223026496955826685082021091299660435551848289725314162277615859563966199424008773943716279576038427582434566570070720190557220550662281004088161996040274742076827562010460043987143894003724662365343143678386223521967799260430263070880273228650927968572394234433389921869683393655993856782116673805193112995248638065876889480305532275672318594237237593082910477118393588595624928249360076479096278241073714940391822560687522461233836546846169542508862883550510275223384457246845311827558477831327206569367875517362494068229068205858327440585371181061796589241271434333103215212066181202266099648819132783402771968548058392846398001564227295985787713639640197482508565823369798168293607220244898614231221409664710605490376171688993208155656763374740712318595492280756316602837740487463585841808005325213606490392346659255486704643919643249383145267971994630930974333906155011794544046272922368277815825273978623328763595684981542932064666108702558577120991463195157856331907398552862369756618917645382372667837593869005275456354042672614968534923 |
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.