Factor Info
| ID | 142485 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3657 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 503126089284388098623473370449347586149418971235702956941168275468323445759456908561613795588633079445708050882317281701498389854092323882756813858600901484785062450702157750068572482553145091786028680479131916809689578393272840239441169433171091719340201438965012277283373681974055131810844903726199428024455645504605707913694932922970490003816877698562083484497973374850619749083515297925464224966577525612604667112245144920975290109266856569855888673889812114711448865128898434658229767356031843920079104247222440855515243271689924662729360255546865610901944698070996573990225137844912362446097367453059518618817305395005820457802255808198362463470069681273897076878431879665798786707949969314509299283146330686500777359059573858175525879035455949332979889622266418245106883018760553656547273804810626358550088218425079951405137978169959710854715176732537576611965636879807823286872328256432646868302402896347145127306097022279936768370464464111238388247488856187453805297068484904608170988503106973305119169428029275357175163451153806606612535804537859045025430564294588723605176786090740062057127 |
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.