Factor Info
| ID | 156720 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3671 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7366499772671806623569924258852863956116109514218588926281270326794271911251293655806495045813729976782477107530191108545948228708244200858903046806872085689891469889955537542023250062161019278644620284931977516014111083189009075195807843593751428311937475675944696653635084108116874890351121486537945355483667607484793767436507773183281932930743001094760251457675602023102819551361468935591707372770379687309093981986562136274469495845224949023527463510221062028969844536984619176405645842444254186300046145306540341578906707114678468225774252386366768378417637030711659602947289943570667255795339948712458324956662976719219608029960508987770966225846668318682942554680936015814165812918140733285363905143206043647982953851794715997720419524337744231282931011998605381032069613984069305370687605047160712227344606154437802544335716160225222021025342667616599259154600299369828210772404829806821911354650283460182194130373983374241036108521576657342514952359366487173833405544662195034219872113678833426311974807024242419268135396433904590832342197114531156088177571081064194212801999749104562478653564599 |
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.