Factor Info
| ID | 158560 |
| Size | 1115 digits / 3702 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 14677554643632788628834588377468342616540877612714767486522559954612798306265057875544543113935820927360295233213422587781015468200011764769945178944909466754371727069537383755581322213291417500119544836231181424635867275434262879863402636509894387753466669827068863246719775075462119279083555104260876272912979199695087004951858138744737297215057084032087143201783577312625613433897091663678627551268906715923428041841663672626544267921843185382721218946415993546277981154659595920677221107169683814528688568954077114123995597144955239750992695856881659298776886779953413211672174510058242324660360234763886957882411069421950696871985227779703736570567673157273175509839500364959481160268698283926381786374565593119325235529819870727776611506348745588830333036022659884720001459237695008765614555524502895662138020265741904933462022332020553794045214266615141637481183716918337799771249295507001769168273639665371084689530755832694253430537982882257461722487065058870742174023809891379300684357277193740032458434190169393990672551967006919148137105666458650367689547958021342887081287419548279873769394609370550189 |
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.