Factor Info
| ID | 156962 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3666 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 277119933376223803879481219940777464886920787278414959849770443393957728644102126943812900319929324507165930674617257758370053848239090159700570123531399691953484022076078829245901706081101963989487234128213498375719454947338310233877880320576794519880607112862536643431671880104830758059727303977919296871918664870636646696093801592292152840170926700124940286412372584804214738168773311859368743674677340648074617536449627310582237763149649678833399111934750557680955699117606924983511606054001412038171838245283402700253825522889355671215836281183032890518356579146179501454628929334509189674292363732127897390142154133583367997757560210876201160550807716065971993799540574074122384572280694492245102658442946332424482610390556431927650415086622304899013275138866427269405752988204084462517369360250220061831102523641483196792037448590906357323176079153096109250310143908827150906621172421061814982437096897709459177534111488730167126692731087386841286204041702268129729215635084580695544018712994202736063822113736332308571264755168712965776447560168176249107661627437123844406807769804031452903947111 |
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.