Factor Info
| ID | 145013 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3683 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 47373535735795780894749346848141972970139915336108671224411766604487107726721751555764802568147697446832060925775796485397217785608064400605229588701616321458374767221407738912465972985082726096373800124475572239424275512777198426933726887439150123251209763786064322042201075992315842619763816850233692799126396841261474519408217169776575537800965552047331540025286950381688114906673809349884322834230980027796298157500401954480428581045999983069269984660476893910653366674156283192332822613041737730554256477226807845995872104509244050792466181086764290204780146347725646754869524630805728381643919298800751300498565621379757740197634109541412306591782019389001174836309793661158138285908203870092882091827855019881730364682456051846691986294898347396826289319665146465781579138817866797750144312126175425727574337095043339400601582260267653752668728531773216053632451865735312467471253353323040938573042947305940257134445946016380060127164852364899963224343823902892148588356617142314195035124029549093329777800900811763885399526918921995183522537021799393566810355604387364211501009862323009947371339254529 |
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.