Factor Info
| ID | 143126 |
| Size | 1158 digits / 3845 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 170649688604280461260996394970067228514878504955659129763034771497746166650450820748244557829852671646235853003567040768089818789613303682276367626788392552000384616930155078628067064024239464095279659087083107476990087555501679685267681960714587564622294833701631295147979866899539199842342782132715769645355509234009477857829754528377395534580959479162140036043184807449399490802250849191681040117994080326600430762974126228945006390088221161438139689967748784976543353396729431267798605203657758089379881971783979292323705472326907859761461492500708139316613459080265671238239477838796204300515765834584207297328221784047506845073357729168131586489455283822728080612348176632891951856600270376814069803194863644903776125981190873123831110842601060193468681727389077310847382748027035496092777734548029160009450610343141069387219164304489195355015724368964979468695088817602749494850115149451352018767544434678031425374477080136813769303678820311567492828696458156682325320317053966273182080574416315787601493658031476313727687525263843468051986396153559620780857383895287145068705606320100806488462972695560064777327653929370391874699373893764752461828007 |
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.