Factor Info
| ID | 142663 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3689 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1652703102504796179038961733495956821174463224394533808939805876159594420832109245011213723184735527381288648598684247194738366735968091942856008029955813232935367556237212267907810939008800261664256166314818660065314282703681350604867731451172633317866047209580477704685516210646678398105670925986310233153040429347346922111347270680578029640525379026495916583216491811956711864061174608005487929139560919560351238869278388808449114204095663885320676334931162426067865185888044259553603604143246501909603506696837378586841759484095762375515176846984388018524048933274838108753751194352852525371505848466997616591145173518308667805612037751258319868052314758173557942115734428420417636626064070084215270669335882315283298192660810012019253064943164961822683297072743392760528704455671230617146251397806163228893485767397751656386135106184806700410824901076817473694351115569482538313481748457071889026743460163628236883404329133493925459127768010405411497775451775464333096679354740394079328268466722507155896170858504458088650114266888285984088995141326210578309201643008621527692858632720553532494960343801539 |
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.