Factor Info
| ID | 154325 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3731 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7452206632491306553735563802712780927975517819726758649016600708235267901153083401007552322098621512738505483885682721468723974147847730550645223629528544644528091398066971654235885580271191983535803095511757736122423967625583569391802117585385452346664870955118603033033047594918137509072552048275213410435909556477374517608427408999416718811167744031381786106459727238013495518375688739023453795292207162737467342382299035804492209708604035676662762739960401991208837753040504370081429986422259436463196019280377087023714112578053273562032879884806377169294116829266178301626547625046384015477706962081237014557870136953632438977112033574983288356719686255723822562468850372469612363763407745585487439561832332144892657755971534359920964185745178402039001386847397118754578187614159650402214211074981205899726931934843259196589814303535625366007254450435108612522978302791200366195095637170546368226838470430231232282834406161000558914380880168993047903885454703528007551198689944069550049832606582960296837921549083415435095452169317897462331332254254929014103859943960457755971715373768042359029224976802684793955313847 |
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.