Factor Info
| ID | 142636 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3756 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 351020676796252083918535747996553752967959856083848273859906109723049268273193295137477312029026440204563155435318067793369747808266401839614351179405610913507142535159922475218540114480005533689098988356679884774780348415245152092443092584448251636461191049168889253035291223459041694712245427049798873401691832571307485228428239756591737602424154438793560980702063458482917230443642818812692991691855715058107279184382139539116675469434656102854401580660389682724756950946194817216246708532018531193864227978612841330645741228637195998213355198522853123803316324080924016231298564301174125755111401479062359109723253558031260138206890944789467682278297464236246804403834562726343615376293240088069102968097062401417839988905864494657057270618516743990687642311567418186709790707939133636899205134032236342241831347282482477230395027493043280958169373536255645529119582244837528615769687647467209920613788443438090642574663112236951803945172225281375342480975266047530475272468275298488147956633051891296323414786150276499809330818589970813627636778542998144730891999725602160397483341834316415160294206037962915465827679808101961 |
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.