Factor Info
| ID | 145002 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3714 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 61544832076716691300979701941031420077129929659844989490209258237052124068448625509115818194737062388899684101558224410562258532426365443480298159686712765340296097092674837454697663282982780563527388215712264717063309036237595865470568350620154841677118550069424033262355255260368343557231170879542736347169919422295850565532198141459227115573798299070089908152555903960487005051995580657877865548223760506767889626150048073475658442952246158616101545581747176816215873104531453992125836842474890606590595306543103179180982519796310337092984025014534437518643367346911561069412345929316045210285034826927587288404929872690736405489230797001640556909767356754948825647786334716734066728932743064323134736810213576950478513884881575353521992825475657529325750378127923453695882650974574065713247684570907437708384293266247140234045648951297159463586246178296336359380998642014965270866368721125994485193325446536545446279563526567342670038756007443559011824736760487801681272586704048598711879385556395011962011918403287878514180872534346666727711718878090666155312346565370529847687097377038118211128159588715558185459 |
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.