Factor Info
ID | 154215 |
Size | 1153 digits / 3830 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 7219872845369327260303714146571101451960941462817253523118199813171009422134075065695941794484058464382260117041026354363588165306480765899180477935791270810292609704831772471633495686028593361806279262170155767100098539364875292256847899390642670005098099072882925624499648496231579979023750961451302247083145383287053011641020076743707175653976103809883213086739996261412880380674289457998545023463033990361001526707548051160200536413884210981471401486184937289813516242537236219708361927062223766490925206029851677137733921696246754168898866320710008373780748504531511019837264763227978363055732433072379384483895612915353392457505512342040603657978723106073453953843687458019569555380429499962245295913553731385458342376000112723274949323485209883834662541491556172676985741233981506398444803148612521776580837231333059476315523003594630271593182453866965091864211753941332643680460438871649236192713776776954047597006794156101052962610699471337578700289126558397123940433184839554561629044200709599487288349991633904851502298347498655002837746838875920924428789262131967238574638463149260166016687798530759804571593916693822439243585702561088073987 |
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.