Factor Info
ID | 158129 |
Size | 1184 digits / 3932 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 25728551697014682509841573860466775882128648449660208189707653249167233867234578453107285598732913898359699653936216976808611275658888673250928972570999444259172837552692646850625640092622503771543787331622888262855792227509887764383317905842136780188228140131535347673488441065645678060694562285598196780288582508811958234756723832429719600417649062494365393470424757483293249513965208773378251916522956229853318810170750892775524217946937335605788604134760384967932212759477976191956400933719298046979283435860129749083928329494521215315203901988894535043510113926085456222071955354080728516895122553955821437421175961425604203370974314385406032397789085673963471249823020489789819197802226501699012758911776435810202038667972674942031329666967976127514558561694806260774930334518219613028253417185246826071041402351114701508015131360877123238287920226431522007544279460076600565523503762237449944728088743064129153005929015439809456988235587739959581616278758678977651548494805873199610289020436519399749911780823932291962533116144944980919663534418715553064247103264095037328859730225250578404405786052992229843555296142502290716755572116436277551290059869881149167659939125479921 |
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.