Factor Info
ID | 157941 |
Size | 1132 digits / 3758 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1250427175034005997282724405943987918571912400263002514065116241807552084600075314883692262056915794117133639987158452299235146059771977252097572195563960844723026574187724426724628812630268458708080667551527377103103350145285419454504302171427140900437501903736880265245598172734670952994262301967465574579423360624465258789551387074975770746277101255325004241027817556469756762213098689097750231402166641842922101026928283985258383121328675373900320013096028339117901730475346682817110047522273890683192532232132663942311489127955710916893846540089114966502970376621545769066832884924019757794339323281061145918662011690243841634641606539633517635474246078003255891848174204078794217572860575133884779381672202468673297365811834863645254599125850123548367835054685520722200116185438069813854470562250467745332881812423126684359371347524744319955975164319095710900228093776531174196905524271437714793636969490026978569342167766100752045018637638260722745400174041052807265615489297084045554237242074937011289436320377626663172282227125903740225579937812795656129548909733547253132316401227399840842412493946324458932578010187262287 |
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.