Factor Info
| ID | 154239 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3669 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1564599452798727522370955103586084578551110531923933491872793629318939913324187639586090352466017227716911582274809206126662471143023997334163175078312516588735553988282497341570702420014518431482120404126864094324214596075514716200823849447984196662559598327002895213380730799259900073250214088120782283545983087098361121808574360969913111890008308353453902188197210324249565987733355438652863079174412058276632553684684623583164257561041834450677250447027677036924722175367781720143203050930195683485079835912788629121633381661288245330675649748932655660056097644791704083554702370228734021634397687454693082964347581830076338435448960346209898166218387658514722313584361741354313505502584326188598310616793208098741969314515504294083895134927242285118294499009415901540591344533007428729866331668304010386164150910054009874548964701534905106171310433886792718694533182935700042561306158218441774072455379166174140810830302573620529630933149347230602031088058048259365302456151354871217782234906545825240484533655227462931733314551403207541283209903521940923382781300593460034548220791943091555671754493 |
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.