Factor Info
| ID | 156681 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3737 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 618716660507523770914273985879016013077365106934418528495619155897704597480699643387061481313001402398992526286838410136967692000415938544682457484148676747052084894722910256083041306270853356610101259802665441718547738023465998258891071761438581046367011157423348454754918232965169068994506175962344435215299511110694561464108892691665949604538361402431205377726522835262458297602487723639966009163971239553176134476032795942208101627010757979002322510860043070514367749287196411728649286427962237968875190551091530543918833948448946772607167185189652901978357722247849533915632043508762383064016834729150750594746459511232634989830874796369796673733147371521117708085853429631004862295902970200677525812224925145952857254808657824980961250355333531062034976865988748792099708208617632296972793707985427041632578769250457858406861897055550032003715880868075737557931925189389457891984719473545128094799708915023422155658151700435362712812989381399969673072413430912774135004271043361580573130276698592626384654134383380711871444049554420862277514134401833121530950075850311244534702357528248704108698662414831070991944301413 |
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.