Factor Info
| ID | 142560 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3689 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1931313473673759297859495278048823093207881725352681239719079143170487538456965477410667225983409280895878251192341480722518707643084146570902411552014534542464067840821746307311031899679551785490266830130189994099135462096990737129368988882785365424352043382056505925198116208478661466345353543906323930007964971960745669920235482402895795317807734160016089009113438806688172047564214245823299187599689090210845078984871448509399643005043500028007958537414364023277669950821028323858794261331579383020629399050358124516111486289168954166117752375241320734975382785911653769330048025452875154213166597558692615319566961047562823845622228220658320914422635333750432240505786337169826897030523382036695056232978465529190715883246734425628673526555665178401884635687371067672576110553066442962950557097221193088903539687706365690390108192477627651518378471369887043162234279683226439476266973785298052754383172314266921693714741628293968946659934874726543534219437699492270089819753103700268072153755510797017761777041075556315485095912054473123548788672951287159040625100095628809181534680155185787460585383666409 |
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.