Factor Info
| ID | 156833 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3666 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 281332092326119467912603988697369968533385312541330936362693313796849298981326663018764791503779271425293130631319240358984309210148999183574899114578112239470523994004679596857164238006222663659049805310131271400617309055640687669718364945635706974413972553148917816712088748268673851232734950411648036156313590295307505518130702306635754135005861009279967468353182509673758169148653179136966532017534018338328965482541058156372545001714538693318433865950507890292682533644484624197097284530867535797050693593423062954279183843475513542276205234847386152095240200514399160055710284235411195535960358649155486884873434193739806858460980794414892257367437193026710590173070143142635144009908799107960571847161557717218847955795926457405227449336522874828261493822653739995189040838573589473214271671116514640230749031510813110292571796799528352516887835363050782987655692262202835053948856641881063688054560441185444127561050944041376686025744338662093181520529976878836808733251447091856589092963358846955440872877213515864086374649734903084328508811833866816785476707643309676577831630130925608601921249 |
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.