Factor Info
| ID | 144981 |
| Size | 1126 digits / 3738 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1778337904475646846620633681886576176007356403857312586208157373757961514928331308263897885959162965941693206609980456565430518459557785111887672566210502232452980635287776476732110750492583539522184983195057812743110265648021051018190237781832482565372048888632728172291921624227196328704926802145706765448625783633465281573745048400244455576405847821488091099749919874967464639776997255964903083491149703809193840476864026953997061296433818657907489469456304679016564119288709484331948835801749836701205576596369876842177554384297409479338365719837261125521338761833722742291409741515981850346619828731765593555463367745213755353078494536718656778907007204407192331272043405676839298468442422390440141114607879350012540310255313107803743374926557579149499222404828334874739896371817243840118518990263399594541581259508535596706644122918784855591483383065183955684948624478582802625228800314785368176704178730162483919709423235172198551487911547654261430597445511761674218840214166835884188592638380483562704688637916907254537090399061671102031246662163060646383200432951712087060959089078490120633631776150734762895364511321 |
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.