Factor Info
ID | 163015 |
Size | 1127 digits / 3742 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 23780218374644456113938261888157437439902724567874822578511992938433430534550287942397219509534382305666163477046336480588032906369139074190515040666967532628664366404450563268321603379538044329527347581290799301569801319314847620549183337056655084848070561603070739763755210377519857461900319570209886716889646113547825456156741072210648150092896350615963123018386496707986952672827767635720943183810531670449152361381069677482456524305086913592788712508757293772300663159827585786881599170577306463897677766953169576259096919089184980729920636096568659697069927868151294058799704038016975674470239576361287427827256495182972636859768870655100249060882680642388826936251110600722186203391411479771790206723917796595788943956091574089113505329842156604159867117960395991254357785612845401971845944638379485440998216681659345469825968723101677915799758839153024397834720795354331641243174264869043525513743129117892488369082190138809549175288824324122509149409081731267990152072131901430032762471905411240380470142451484107392345518712419502484626386868849017941396228709806227107605108012748198325645504219874018589459207089063 |
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.