Factor Info
| ID | 142745 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3715 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 179145305458454205314917896472927099209794952288175922804684636964675159455070418957575898017048452796746743071359540251635460571756837252096064975177784226371236206628130082108060454726484367854963718404766152613892717143135790870452020099411448613917727881045542749691382646972669623216480362826212314161512539698629331659059846943926116587149266163476987172337167417393155919419673478311725897962268348119185641147527776477758557217307112101095589249443883011996293551353063783766598914011604210305992278881623291338203947246302238795494069676325139080399808643848813554965488379072646433943599722566237611094725137287579024518322367517071716442434247805593713390986923875234046435623427613499953145291985834314869156102074842893874480727981639303332165228526251697917863030514458603876863774108775281494900718417323770026977697752055126943555512193436647871941962641986641710291102612529711350463339760949998178868678880239002912621554674112531511699586358474275930726786746562366666070832779276225389771839500750174361564418293803446061234794378911132662564100628364051849999279099640078408172954575431550766639269 |
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.