Factor Info
| ID | 144949 |
| Size | 1135 digits / 3768 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1840004328130684622578762477022400297918164895187154727351082895020154169808402930072412598914865396211944358235887428150435492011663504977552574562744007959038800687232074213910470165500016802323275914664510857412072082465197547608812157311658876772223879001142288382642167686522968854120331273400269002006785959370288723998828002964701128625647924433707229186217053837674784175061116301100715712658067804999053226814035097057975290761344373051900738130540402323731722630128244575859151965075719961251182902375007034785425410385678931526426984790751814704465472506665484573289177249571284539659527541011615370053664887661690293589357732297474066933997674553070301734599285235776803961319953541532925941955130036115136080816552155049830217232925330350587744906418763700372070440548764289050281243638766478308138390616744743634218393206148018056454704952170515900625146443168649398211187043481697324313087604939927593433323705776431476572894528998706557989731221734275734241981166715539875966684472122307616420519888163926195086806546520734898660891038013489910742820979584463065025444386693275121066489499781080833683313468713286442701 |
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.