Factor Info
| ID | 138450 |
| Size | 1128 digits / 3745 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 141599365034005715738336539124727440955237413552986684277076019051681461842315814900944172743421133894095425179934760107636195299597751152223639463982546849997754830899927836030469416280756275417290383419929538991572315677197050603053201613429723435833723906610106998376774570948073229921225227226376720841145770062252159367106233956093768958365645717638666587829687839091790667361156598243067637395716681185927553123540666435081007437353660523033874991175344378191413370531894132865139767595941708467830542143389789409891292588406553247155968613165316854699573503740919049214679516458556130699571469664975121523551233726489412248464750932454320297460347841086214213800951637739613905788511733679686451775172735256021626843308601888141965539419637321785992389923893990946430407824863240994796228401720392255416159293180838702145678318649550183137615289113832981650108272237968020930849455069089282051714505995072194506792360729001748580974874738557043397521471803687211769791047187735593226508168093425215176302944916981281682695463091887336900578201028815181281957433288676158941110991362846032810867888497863121331058985795031 |
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.