Factor Info
| ID | 154262 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3756 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 258597869500115272478964560287444346733387528132851542475067497202751072479424269266592570245820597797576412414988845525120403329569272158654399526182580653306969486694092003627359325063973265950629919877323641889264710903343237047135802080185811721773294338082569504867698716655915438748918455375645653107837669733261768479820487802491497872287163602397978282350397549281317655302835278695564653350332689472847840617307409342695291870191544012085298069817413789444299658149197474259687747945163135343658591075776976986604997246585574048722945929334081464646783714984678223531879368708750544495875257832058260047733637573043873796925544877605986171915087742744220955323005718410577085760213187880333256440306373663039529499194372240459472247744641426245070141312339639218509683715441301780669504086522916913464466671218275206811690649699622956047352802782368877507639828718878682460416871721030962571694428610189849906534497901947794536545174210234086357553981320857684555452990445939366904087705083229656641713618117520903333485044971591984137530961798801303841740252123732306499776843689206489323187349623249137259180886266022023 |
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.