Factor Info
ID | 154344 |
Size | 1138 digits / 3778 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1565216346113645106511395115255361572236215063945450290911860645567485468780938196487174357502203714438372652272078994482321204180626183761682569522236989706943731154966403244505193764030831136104916534387222386277645160487240344992261621752084863455446575042859101122558991349591292400145245497256811665646610139100041628759676736776834824879665268317294496648449391145490057483237753743651650519219387737741261411033952512605897818097705050855620884315799757381455320182887500818254239251614568633415281860531555610360222555334877206267919098409611300807094538846651055826869386743832349508864533817551113842849406836833347171566952290812002499216545953167726810539389680743832678611394044483063419783517897272485852176905467026050709584815148941509184946568395320993803749993706143453895970392556279443652977659887057604849850567849989076310368799099209785508226466460104398110931625225118241039846461432247447249729438208337624211168623553548755397792018534177164331370391800174486307183805798044806145479245686449395822288252641801937991366500949771529318097816717075567267031679546531530686445527566398381105403464570753482603251821 |
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.