Factor Info
| ID | 156669 |
| Size | 1137 digits / 3775 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 177600331924878509096286021818283271273266625062420745226778356812289770088292795307080112749477274028601384721946831464312057572650855196204739338672274126193367484341798905549557154701661797802659764066224841338165061154907282282938425311976698561334343054415706230825768990496115755120321286394959264122366650331741254461231968745748578347868371417431749249788776900579028526811708323826553660336678919924099888003911468517745408850256368385012088161219317236768766889861608293319520794327893337785476338271518266055933191692104463652660456057706214306315940491365885543723451872278594451882667520599555805413435998739036724948666780444825044737061151593082286753178024148989794250486520337492870781011475939870270948280917621403913851918798324737925128037197468565820083309513144445968648570918328086039952186997067441812998301979049605346911844600336156036979460318125514608470727924231404699453330473217025636933661513359131860531705204635186758263652432955793394672415589960046435980852495908113323783698241371578169082750436279434050160111670359664541665128779896355922698086393936861524138836643176244099761886040452523911303939 |
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.