Factor Info
| ID | 145006 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3656 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 277628564854240043184595883565604921971058103716798317493523771270377888598432924586822314894109873721040477434840923310407932441191432341056286312925485295701426034477734730670772070710206556989689619183602402708703945156809079494294575073023877488086800783559052232536474518314053348684709800458455227384245471996163265803622338920981788915013442785580218625748380568630579376260349505834913865790639737672114420738737445442472130317456965707565618018700391479435295933747002618823923733447132159506182228892709573990913657790349576355852095607615278465066250011379627383437803742317347801196621752895905001139438036806587464825385864716998062742366135074612520746051443181392977003743009595021345845411194530828041024939935273485193058426070065241789923518240188065326322641133941591688364691451666938830819614694269335780461124859113473702413624169980069546235130494958701910430014374890865730083587133673792319773263212211157391072509570756962362900809354421296380425041829179447655033290376943529443381893565829065240968015968430337161493065403758071462356547283184190260325275925569936262270439 |
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.