Factor Info
| ID | 158283 |
| Size | 1095 digits / 3636 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 342312315713300177481217864597356050688792545543580795903764659286825746199135878622532542887445936964761510062457060275471300987804839583126903675070471251716629398987119892833866524623320272883898871913862568829749289012249521100361067283000134270722222229727913962787476213327505841460974306461422446168886406961099180170461480457919153964480585965139334570148610636741215602498123819285855485706303540237305419048779090049841546558681798929209525858829437649567493051557457794455725803596429035899019566268017790793621570679438933804827731997055742310644539647422073007954683224439194611477901229468535411141321725531026305309496994528831110242197598245349987265963887048176325369330984935321742215538577274958485720946270018204005474197960929362934309091670066577801043162844807301740642623578676337013854644661605827375892705903462164912989080708290300262202138588650114905866606690459941535576616450127661825473082923254629478682057772158467864068132063496961887848765124739024602228898981180168372684629689547427558981909504147195397827136421778550822471450869418192401250877338759434341 |
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.