Factor Info
ID | 154219 |
Size | 1135 digits / 3769 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 2148562660483085070484280478817965032226885893221220581569956659107737041825202083264809852530040072207665301840644375023271870345089339518668238726900229394014727192230330611983032415874831181981549040441611444815740320300481885026342616337248381719990110291324868763813117431618044942746577521473492968848721821884449202805896396231277117070589465238221991963142107892487550641174045595479567608339214411104665550312916712115321585440898471709923018671500096195494658211927616620129764407427548117535038235626865564927809058713474251222859778573254806806135008304947011260812974375286647385663894608134170976638308942319822880812166007081742878314403549913560107651671888118387906007854774222263669426299603078139654605786352624025404535226840562152518228851316935333652494368592656313614076193511943825595014776411502244624617020074912761180636174272507424395529195917495842684158527723659171608518636303271329337998441237454658034286500158478009528455980966521314223996143041548231425654354373921849635204775028059372452126094403006967902040486023292374937274463048114084506286988702111385027743042818284783346267951147848214880801 |
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.