Factor Info
| ID | 158233 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3628 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1266174909453481205778985557791960791399186010893202772346134113497036644965768288102463999676435889547038363275955402969757275081830205160438993337347094077993888261535923579467194484159575397636059007315814112677458051811976075516562956556334044982113295857139828629179965796846989049841490062974404848260548864197634926823964387288770367439196023441511127647340469773319618082520669855346663921224952144944777251718111343984232414050261823039515545026960791962333403575479521286046142902499410859979313086215774279384295122274749423331196693292003430574372951645584591385162140166074913210446834569472140733104787881707251548092335384164635168227265594385616373463236475434307303349760228395714538382001209225153416852225355245789172710843612561253801231140241643948451338409733817922870533171777109038236069629767922782840416533211628157838188691591378192703339180018727612605714162267150978741613801722739250860724656915647081091564088177653012653162099800800590979385236565243813378419813650792859314770936576401125117011557708927966030183320044379621771940595342989907695203913024610687 |
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.