Factor Info
| ID | 158136 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3714 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 69262811936898272970629918952426659503860491760405024358468305619542318738868809831580425771607939325596974877874647293186477703079854074636788369672160454461916413397760078036947843563025898043978838727027072537641853037720820572639100867906593640071598842888645437417209015684900589593051534918820042398412063013003587116971911484720278142239088506157622059172643590270337149267938266216999699528853284928474113157511396428360622388431237241647623402255882295936808171458652206373069424245249070418636739979651583776090650383500121550764985659941167882130723565139649431884880400572044859105400467575721904619200660169482403853240981781908244105646862156630822685202309568266589290142358708708949635634920430391482312171254765113732453529740382049744707540234891556818999189982396348606127353630225058927347983217600765248518609912680498477459360111908296519092414517277446092017537665950124448019782954577736800336221165060921527347183011982604842828717501607794699506461345286419625166409851278410113300384052342047200534133163153700811173073650498161029293288742370069165861917276310484853850107567538953900011031 |
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.