Factor Info
| ID | 142870 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3669 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2109372832006159454952102628324583196981593787827007883958921941908898505643091784745738438616090087921300970547956919563394633815077238056828298826020304938328789435270618411112965819342645305750882482101008845407171810811460441722847437873660023333903797192970872108032665053882803315053900715557579981187895409536605690940746931225366226046155547412461768896373045560009021834863307349847991210583763946768120252826234989431118097346636296474514539517360359050952517284806297827429240621814508098062245832225613583843349058999821183085936039611492658416907463085925747183255915398147396576827824887503926912756373603484349393801253591378852206254984828843878919360721158176968959745628275925834745478837850392205252337826946975074526066550643008287098634809336687479901095552079565399744942785425574543438319462737020973940976156726465975829287317855223474177974255996300496045679721891128606529364088966070697352080025410928770961966105035246321330279330461889131515691997571461762470277022171648827738669252228082488299261836525404003595175901010834788978115680971806469976616535153952938095567530609 |
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.