Factor Info
| ID | 144895 |
| Size | 1087 digits / 3610 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 5132573659723253093758334223641567656822077373647022982965058394343138765177289714381221724411079210900070549293924605636777046157969978300076854491184847562144478038988810606745862026059499407066945072429321305350712656004307787354980407237179622335404553740010964296016887465116956336822495688023561037730270539499036614843969584904531536678387736521963679464731972794502672493384215931825512539993538807638702733641480594887757894117741709182035039987815514576983805358211457927944454073523013124148277171722075014467374527654887972331732609142448301232911575600413110013169877130927227821695909798426906279672925019020510035269826578514418261982272287885347644127296111534360116569564697064658773629353374366536527286967032654909105331690939592121618948319862902833291457383104233841516960331464565349268410384127995451719464786688351844534709751349650597193069918633873124956398924628945804815063721508666127312884708375790166207720513400469614497261627026704071830886894831259684612883962619562300088983260275808504890076779345013046639369366203489999607035631576421145531256717697 |
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.