Factor Info
| ID | 154249 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3717 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 477768704071498052598738160955011475844113564202978879783876640968606966246381857244705599399843247797147438646516397847654521484833612629733804685906245047927509600615819509873977136148605082501028528837532210668225779054536284089599127808157750930194285186500118272884928612278145295157953834060498696670410211270219920672278061218479744686409761408326341220621902768631386643732777305639486151622387598671563414449170179458465710251728771388274656211164203901020536417368669983641147696929825518631625047899373561612285372467923896597555992720812610094511534917514291242792572056105827377956292175576020356977757661055033865372352399756438728434251117695758955586604513238825232035327707504168060590811966079546485685990627404527288000146133339067275661670817393186446769953964373435809702507947713119583652185794859343373976466758612598360868653667540951992314433881673064210259665017812805514343841942344344217683795677878524754359839951728243137654065343375542649183655045082846053143477895010481644100077535731962779894001818068406056263443432176526502369609669826392263576607211480651425661020182372396516333511 |
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.