Factor Info
| ID | 158752 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3630 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 5375458381259455877330052165938257115252007102283776512169855668154199959296993660153738051858020549092576256932455058038387620702743943396580002861718444025606103915092777153079807812402103513197588745332509250200538070692861021491772769906449693180235007991018191735972517124786305003687419516667226099422856457470649167095028244035001533672209599219268546887426456736982425900512663023579894978425195261122825534085319218852313373296663520037477996337861141446344518067739400409744747918479718618304726907843397628214533464611267718326517262045302750445859507305496835168625037681541402285798658438906763145070215978893124388286212548505781387196049803782845506967423178059751567003730356669971948841436871562332679553283969810848776319418977211007508144469057233420397113268031560956407777867039864091020039967875615129713111851884374014710061050372051991815289743938296937359345195694300750354272805385482012756503345808270543665193089817835866772788353918040082214559305940048166330052291932164408595716369220280082628862476660857517159406221360390660123099630299948617423107262003803271 |
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.