Factor Info
| ID | 142925 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3666 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 198802102477593224736759319482726861341534610391648379018643138535504660995440530078411876457375956436174972076025383439588068625802060636022568597942825236191503171042854352339767744388711308718603018480108745592634956484751078428789351802631492754194571120691615625399394542142357382113257943515677007354185537504221424083219983363425806556707641486639478112771828954480407049950367418484422593614066849392471296253080229934367001075431703996189739018805592435439959320804215318521135627094235374738665532893020912411111305718728989469464995479497484757786387007479652661028196165445779538065934080615153960348892491729584635650989941041876840733891202806218328662950130250423971185507581814111464162488851538763817185057973801340148411900863019449321272422648488895224183338702004114290133678767889301892453031390874672188485802454843168412696630573024928930535269579228485369401042532832834854408306786745937415571659312592747059978571385811540984222003832720006224513197782889630290589046417002614345415794664799283248704028928953077485367140334835437888338582935271507021612301110077902984339321373 |
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.