Factor Info
| ID | 142749 |
| Size | 1132 digits / 3759 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2399797166417328062110791969727540303278357986461402475913706608794277947875548317192525898157536639384205489026392084986647121993504514019571829254247998407765926963579501923360176201726888728781979949577144019830199091299412897737989335179913354218296717269670655690634219048886401334523404157522845033584750016023047878025216527126307240517651590646582687687240963826567981202309348904880024478086492349102253723923196610049179731330158788213555208181769715668419339103903951589183492001597164628380843849384386996738956208719811954584955556443908674961349365371179704646739157993281963899707707986824487947023069839143299794920284205947933813465954689767033449008223246284302903505512223205772772681656451922123412327760690176459623371544586662715007059942625075122550814118854815081971088971157891923636100076220499751807845725189641489407995908886069031597858336194659046676253378826403992689613288598299812937031602548209392491438577775090063388526161565245066898746559399347553836323348376350024894624754311139812935001758244011971673504782683695305979717568426734465519650076077946269300887450530813639712389924461596797447 |
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.