Factor Info
| ID | 142888 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3710 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4988374090013719946559560709797965532920839677438011486724313689761006393898967387047460176338454474307781127606300479185652390255499012248165797290903652358075104799690179508841270050602864612587836969488941200376435275087991222691227094659340805067775808071308039509548377437635379822084521096056343458362956251536435353166095998341139740098692686390860151113945190325235413050355630580745235958993160076736954810204567095649309964503980025525479908038916248104708436334567410718292369986156984442039409475747371695911526383519326091773265468451420280124614541954158995086023010415525416305848961278566762266961219025102315235976133001825079628644915535770826323690509152536468155620932471071706710180434301905370880669552420791868392915975728242251432258094892874520205802232966647519011295393498774694287951947878362266181493901225533981376436249258626278286680606022426368615182408910358585302184218597034517171083306532332520548966950339283745982820443796192827505174707596383812737270219540067291924856674760842856620057346296285836936007444686529878715742871999087250231619412904772316576343003941660090625151 |
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.