Factor Info
| ID | 158292 |
| Size | 1107 digits / 3677 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 440459808903163995734989578103177471478156572321603904935333023195409566567735521119228297739072172631130798306000369879912212099851859993894280961472167175088290870040730732127586369452147629256532251296955415556252233138071044438671426464765162292512192633787851312837501324711122509474722451452971689973905394926547557343820486072854209765577574562139137322141644277554777428484191048529070091066578978583674945973288629943850639712753737722081595280253819272730655500928113079259106328885559045175890083278073952152028047458687729169043714534732067706682900716584786119037202460170862859098353794776785823729231138568301447279180134050424489395053431334021428177554112385477196193375384263791779409505844897163520873235195768994291904761507670973907134102752316635254717882291361255067386337285582495893135184007382381837406111546064695353121941020746161787286689615779138463130335530292951416668873922435806861207984545973498293267848573621797004258980151252026896004268655555983614434375880643058477355266594555906698496591600398556721283210086983618128356828212401435623832699601773419255985471999679 |
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.