Factor Info
| ID | 201155 |
| Size | 1849 digits / 6141 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3885731199862245506877593839259150454301708607057404007587727589059633653961038093647098783337279109385869052189924545828947519402964154535538945712860288953570897628396645842035135154854555629686350564247450553767942704628760677092036243500509240550355418212753626262336734531563523377974159093014016347184886236758870275998473021527361228117897666869862880800833341353623595438948407229639771757562475365401602852665029412181780088626884360552015288176526826932692964593839637411136696681217478503817525558406338529943067702954576446966816561070572248764857703227037166340568026758889247837818728793919335337543039168443940293384690892398360878781504971652825903354431941943040681229943324675500856666066899656411316179310633398707734569186288162417182372517117939478246584965686150451689687341057122544746846127554215099065508470337528211349984797037351839043747830091929685910366793691257138861246623937708541060698711091212275226966899287378407718700552215541189833537610257056857973558512114462492305887095305331790484729097475821674667135699214882570029470906942152855489697443052649496420616305015038040748556203248366956308338013335126514810173979965800964339667635866996620900601462844717900924810361526849450102407160257151780750686482867409375930069246130509051739106503802373971569212671264094979156696332058824049749171375040617542626726999254552801534369819225361680609831230297864064719320994507617629167298069212037773122261832814978407121217398092242139819749659755486746612836792554537096671375044559518593615652414349708815816779397852618033400952894308718318172437244877292742916350221106301373412092109305272834201633825595065717093586066351504144580343377585805702950220971979220800622017075138122824775817901417145381140475840589626239270004382000136089955187894665061123228753554148242658969813562626059468666410306005320647 |
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.