Factor Info
| ID | 158620 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3669 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2055960115439538542511558628096954363161323533107705400980815038425708858944405846915451210236914514768523067598877602473728927078285344107630564791585205885163741279301619585830926955511934154297933129683643395980847168241844371134848057452169327324874711018907082096797343088149925530175979942644940782132090052066073596103380625385221392245599772539630852786392185123981783107378914623256531745780221392590545631087985486842560784765175989719289354851235392443417452854530732105112375275616393890589396503860423124860893625824620850713977308112817726329826782934214206426299730924149182628459561502856060481865060983181837143994195929869778270641021653301221921566722945352426106156468101123826727595384580440332444942090841647353091737470315974435062300380940303377377612257365271390599880607531372060995359916813184348158627476037397957279813954886384702503410535479700240579025777791993173001257903413127950403088830928683639207605850978467793326288968747571131243253503188084907294864097960146068971109167669275395843743469656118249800966801198072940963934427602262186501261366705717684308734671361 |
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.