Factor Info
ID | 142638 |
Size | 1144 digits / 3798 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1881305466517167860493463364922986963900079040812152342221596078098109677348671447161548801968114830917194612352860983633592652745387820225865856664126643156983337590696213108304054999611781576057527543826630395728676466417776322662858786603395976071229938728431473432981346288436731702697431933337522435003687717571800794337355380651893843912563068187587679504902932723234489558391056914070836828513736215874029136046179870457033259046206182878785275609806419530099365327190070113794031483826223039048218435306019950754293045802130584656576812130491612591020402255870681617252292521699700936280988517423415728387020032471915528381726551097462753099396922125358984261652288642400220769817742119744549844664960140075655906923212469765884720768659254963953418128670051048181901983379408586789984574990045031325810806918467038306262827555008330481468311674001281625456643786427987248318607370907848404507909827616781290920480072599381612539464195129858954659177695783216866295596295328930128670279583511799603150079888178766386144700606557924921788269289581884659486571403037890475047416673397615112848743112005595954819774825283114599348759397417 |
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.