Factor Info
| ID | 142800 |
| Size | 1153 digits / 3827 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1018347657530176356809472332310687989799058764008843252664064989491585237732615619457907391549972874369950165228266332542340128987287548587601500683563996299072220458245260150063092912811449824797740744063614089053336122724654894386565646674992903724468834187358875150306030485935478444637796013373015995645895300488072947632941510925879353072835981646649987622957455761737828661763243262115894086817231193218764002355093506794434144668048897783643766658088339933438529156365030903679181155240419566816991852354096633210780232094689117840210290869969819871972928499851018726850398265765858413298244348095426111705577590360666189871485775918071090941428908166960334651832485785776119177058261951889235990258474483489892580342612178253537604720139998299657847759814080522558317214340232254409187078327378779533623220344068208453572437955075354145566132397767952737599658548367065528579767917203639685141602209693868784752258567117357018148787742277670532946891745216481158324153810588279519293280455340687990018654254612462027928942388766356434472685988615040448710474927795482706749827441419180129902732399995844343246814293201311389803445421484750943341 |
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.