Factor Info
| ID | 142805 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3743 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 32885322379514628637345489349206259081705937989610593246852093298267749129022351731240895951483431721203009740667310849540342565110605437068704573466615010178886685811567551168121737170102927327860493105499874039748411148155765921594329362508385517183669994134765381839580011852622255337102611622982555680778659329435936036987676041484984709119824901959572633396136620084272013730655797478430711563797283581339937594788714432469087058893906756502043708352244135015294561326228208972296016997571553969398028011725859061187885451210269539028842968337293271609146073634813102116706299165180282283342121006809578049801406776111607930547000036803050085828407670811630775393371061999803150086560430892908407821939779923606617796579166075442736014014041701657016157622888571975182819252476801964398582310271509604269645573239029203344294976487611666111800218798526684330252465061476741857717024132875069344884206497765170900696152498852796529807754886725110076660982365990254319516659765993331846304554441907882169922441806386295053078625470587739337239571860515696545430783182846467826716373832465136530585283562077772603732064658441 |
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.