Factor Info
| ID | 156496 |
| Size | 1110 digits / 3687 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 423440744259328969172113253571486726941120288781240088973499125309382836567736368971482239596061930282513115460885999670597637227396786341397810909562644877159605545319380086848251226746842656744688911998427635969218839669089894393937164808711567099920698675177957343306830679873874918257951906146096738051193128907901821675735250302735876013508337967355401162296054659007309586008398483527127804372369920824092217760160257089240937459292651258317824580685258122001156160986696657428524603208857213181761993707796283281221072029238966799264266240221969896928119401340419516081594883134283305337237307502643329568117364779463036955718114831289179366390339175620661856542090177022968025305045848537178296411464994623221273820460792479179001081387337429259433820131188711288651521522711267095090530732711260945631999498646536274029526418817375141003982111529879765163035887913073180594949455243196678964915366389082779292959745190317484808052410748044437192043575394726081631541517214336284750521705079274924665890090174999877292910416137894298812353480711083255744320519168516024709683917640595325447494110201953 |
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.