Factor Info
| ID | 158543 |
| Size | 1107 digits / 3675 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 107774502966076057418267181449363498169798671623488645676274563321572678439163374494540556861043083714892942666236984840264281472038710532944015412048503510627627419539087783253553790352052517824689408983789367055100269002953003578756455243897464397776234482752514627671321161478216063033991423842540147004747076949496008191837117991718752423563025660351481531604415844225251992452833770862139059693070890601853866822802314632121791762483578715284903985404207059579577393180889843537562293258290033988480677058267102204712722557564289896821819186832530700485484588325167241930444112201612087072761004054929817162643767844900992779895290045565374170660641028384077002495814582802537753858212370618024621570166721486304202690167446230095976697841646477813927895702178412735326164375596005620252619914682285632181896241009242520805438062616550402386965223338446538921834873259711086587005472488529888859024054827856487588071946210380044213508651851426900810385226438781127336179105571925968890740033653326592947847081448589617042690483668502761545841856134031454650062454273718818370524430543774511687088842259 |
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.