Factor Info
| ID | 158707 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3715 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 159336502761166021838724491609838076186284203065538903508556634240376912973046613446382044740411263471628074434291943382041322311475921808189299846056683973117484898754796763556166814734971416452334892106412702705180472780777045436263475376886451766789787571676448831740726838210490456288815268493179777034916745227053873813206559674356433984306834945413616748678547674156052932791436471335294504994955564147306438801524048359011484657846778504433655184975918826849939198151002277062632810491797358698247609935569693016337123043983010512623810906184120971933797337401609836174403021990179443354219152373628639963172172060445662624645068053020761612628510511813502358127344323610595335126968137971172604723869657928372934401269939876015356283473811533527290454004598782608279799027599891291379142882916932387583944259342237316324768307365521947607103575331591331053620188426039466515497168809347863820050956747306482020794843861419677289559344508597280351926852183186546521995406881781123637022402991895500415673563272189388994071554363156159928623850094195214513324604285679122725654652672258695684621203508746252639133 |
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.