Factor Info
| ID | 142646 |
| Size | 1106 digits / 3671 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 10102146733785518629394026883171460238149260729953044792800594229209919115747769807692239471794327461057357573330610457591074424492887147334776303009209777779829876356686332429232504659421382558584480869433702533643218958767033150244874610710089163968685777209585836453293290210766925610029471942133801290567811586388334159507228725720677322672693915455329341400147960664730440507212243433417313464516941710554537788287641643820488156822544913579233374107625640711384955789549881327106522987345801030443150800966011943877987503589687003625161135428977283753041255288951211179030815059460603837266548634960082815153188134761410832352356332245804227641604680049274950942574387836943464208576280355801730160981996146320237904994039347260920827868088251288423891081062760290536008880281135038172438063635046618408856299124446493419224576044679826617976876295598631001045488599572388320473190775443362548219483688222760013752000373517404951765489712094146915097373189339639968514687648961843348211700911265836898027141267928011768675527603926794213620697018483753989404559326028696261300435424816871889783510207 |
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.