Factor Info
| ID | 144960 |
| Size | 1091 digits / 3624 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 53563575460596926277520929195688761254414987380754626282165465683631869337713898324144014411642552407846448675180233557807005263470034053572260032608404852759155316375231557472321366152002877508686407718102532714699930690914511087998412252762577383039439149596610360682906734688592034834520171769520431616344499392427088540400533581350393222813976469617607716704189866162937211721933492068796090224699898547567466106041195805037503860783644926904453576245008386004154813008237621970275417634168330335390649915110810879836165994155594024507498224791811432165339019127283943855093037088225826260564373832700504058385100820162324914447169404755111261023826147026550735640353408144313659757172382322433115582898660270164080466616765008875899459695828068183639449712943540461677844051951185385436384932385363334496658274487567778183821607587635471649192806830335637466861530233972781184998448379138846132984435517266122568359232888468430379012074305551817665824119152096957952058371277437058214746230206580104357440797385754434667386309658261711494506155583789495299080249966585185578333072937337 |
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.