Factor Info
| ID | 154318 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3724 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 80019967473554641217329817492967518194546455792203329047223140544847623138991365215508375345865057462185672422375727979083136050104571097337209185626770352147677601133987955949638183752400039224491649545612498238648572220275081041596842670417360903788512320013798414724885716728240955645976686435684409601886408896775579143548038360479153078765047886820225482650470938209151958290842349266755660733917727387864506809918822145085019276127218986064783096866254242130409615689344254891549623989291596969628924566649175676719461269854046842286774671738370386018795660639087124298735521222003948298625622191443222959446083599326114273115083989067609242512123864489666289324617897003758158331538717239029078918817924338208813854614891399716112462871788924051398889023228197767849757806736890305872383295226667418025828030964410960024913798168190742632733090472521382135999920027531403770790379275356799837544788853660662849812357716470681947639643786674919618020699918241894008929603072229515533921396005891598617476965721930704415222793689388729368072758279636441704521339912870493027136199743443066358458706483310914672609469 |
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.