Factor Info
| ID | 195151 |
| Size | 1115 digits / 3703 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 43624962013984194334198109777959906672304978373609900471362022430128211527387602994617882490467752645405141369250630993263373185787648532471044993173213457442845118405341648110588287914749379689323254234174753380024741893524406854699466900607074160489475747300692257426567163078509656065303701306656182302330921852956923341330551618754955606636359992258193088147574795792215206029211826778316490313569698461994500547951457299610403738395803545056168493148879823767467744268229580838286651308748692361725099600963137294705072490940060537321945963324506449624007074824296646733039478140041578220940038489305433630925422169054497264576052609413505686345366997406046577361988895995336944367868154702832862320669071434180720439745391704365114122089409242673613355326535084064750251911056286280967854968046196655449359347175286594495917934310445248450986714998843486333193655306182118579355971978120889426796510901562086044848563621557519627953717328971829438012770697597462315941267043369631014171178517829762943262214376371348094450362850237230743181553393124412314008060748835638307795127418600440266475512945536169209 |
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.