Factor Info
| ID | 142670 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3652 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 20976833292835008060760657454321046826791666009358111265177126347086447980986351843068138912635876197361885687518084429643417262843624542783869309328706962145071147766951755128042975744572857340300717383245593791134850511033626899642843350922175241836756544125398723872467626054360717680023325750372605077629174190349683869116804343441031739562765106143540443827313820690857803350584747693244398996047582263329787518056908495282096011590223065116796210462367296273483357087898764415993070619032299440743672431941628945301771241137597110824869966875447029647374097742635370953803422314798828585034866835911878783983148081455460615403620477519050879173667640240922529582687998822113417337704449776595769342020973893905262311344166643853859399935540987099514406524215927629561342739902272541186565841277173917422552431858676135282744921902791580234808429253764002273342863445963063276140174198315190164969472906651937871268017378827958291558124759069508585393441001814033957098412634499513863638274258807280941919955991179442267036072253381063602157463829123815745196290070524270645103440862385770543861 |
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.