Factor Info
| ID | 158737 |
| Size | 1156 digits / 3838 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1476876578116189287562794678575081714528697587392151717992933839218940307179364979141712031269635820593065309016427258414494411662821245275016225994415952217016704695229980725606456554994336819575288501170356352119441220256437241755913477469119209459008405956844440368151154573298384381589401543248337580009394251730732568147879584163543457679492936429427506883166070232188437545996825310322816563818157849416872635064582361041030933251710473812257651354991231092011746139656949767652152050989147373279590932606593883472574618113000256951217542786034887932905840038131880417424333509652688352814117419804094843424583798494156053194883888885207611122608089301921282623455119137979918749789062983885883510080655904773922264465862867639363342668258560757558965824824352885249368559924542133842116830303195511068921118382928736930888340744330275603947202283739540166886604998435896602027132672223782689167381518140741101894755024595774788571780202424508599686529979406150527808744571634625366019076375356505981213099514910379313017948840585043785271105529611221413985595471461103446194416317796899986509434863360320032734826225792905285405806583576914043288229 |
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.