Factor Info
| ID | 157923 |
| Size | 1115 digits / 3703 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 42113066049484405296068758900776065607092265221322083941470027666476466931110617612638536049295420588421362315849090168927187004175951785453920152499430539325665243256994111258225671811082230133787657363395711931587166245197000442377747639038863866378772597954484138402069559061505713879479991161047961248630887364324915886447134004288172483492493484952800649247217876330550310837854682024169877787488197900636223709997911497834141584476187151058020404733999963598071615371499452632443648914754629695809730523538987956244970401285140763702113841031066909252243965031310480781231955954547423364136209259918399688283189357514231866858548338434871436066832531338111879864668656925037481364739039951032252429147005110714600939649889339596245104464471035903063731111908929474338092045818929789910365934083269365412940134911912091786639181552350951384876512764685527495383648245764463403975296652342595866755875857071300993335546838858569543354997001955574345371294673600215021850949679433365397437632176400596626082665072218893393182529944352328597706713425334459559545464745480331846770859346767283274230728051018065967 |
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.