Factor Info
| ID | 158412 |
| Size | 1136 digits / 3772 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 15964118732860599688601833412278160093905883975581166528653799628589913029599707276599624410149513623673912302364403721374795966411311200489855409265006594405263033479820469135539774781179825121676859969767474131945129150824163030808067769014808224032565027398871840698525488265876353306896524889640637285919917307972647360059208104124285240390632292100978367813484050293129266476481832989909221036679401516849382263644109746707086320955052729822723498079396488232888608138865855603673536095897334987982827168549342515379025555521543564060126165374500893634936905848255113367856435553050493314735385711809000553575693498540507152433121844183705382033386439521045453102640375947008439902422372703392915062949945908034469278201124127557922183339988297513516642680899599020944678606870815289127157962037334085005363520497747016903032995681555581882938031822746562094041606371668374377561510865196114015483645946429113790109269473776587253219200080129321190114952262775288959673255530448581321554818469745074575899679736638284340915990795485705525765260023146762091830693205980518949530968794785049767020511761101364277334637207821564671937 |
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.