Factor Info
| ID | 145011 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3756 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 347794425158556985303912369555218761893464589627141977153045160825745809630543785473705888371410065915717057978548003530580569846789587968185982134601985808216592039387532977923532998454977411236644520879750616528875046741522336215006821719683537860987704796052903447537685878630342378348819803612530592491712686229545862888586506165634684657805412998000141732032614637886272730294318517490649251051572893584510635919709214416740333561104270546639887123899985184781838251710946645328940799629735840125758066484794369680881870588630199755641111769511612706377248477075136393996263596264665110205251209907788854670762811518282597321596576747248186259555501270524999593841620829080248470795689883386551600441051586427384477813639696594553869009697723204305034507748962690195426755118397707243199246558873660001759187267763515056284086303629928210869789884326742233890541726129909971494964843787912144266708721855427171054527717789992960431636283863807454739597075153225420471926381241021357421558847604125260436663284879668481627976565167972133140514041189494445971628466350828975217217264183645117199901624767516806725095223815133867 |
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.