Factor Info
| ID | 145033 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3629 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2662894485119700186559756814379682418664543699211663043052426299458104990936149802912131509409289845000014861920927614651731006556155375125339404222510746418710733437753050233236653701374782380715596125966377156545356098920831542241511045755453902346173612987327701143843587713976948320562010987235951195813924526075480096511513696152462494401529506503102558875084468888007167385842664661779781876594436945516052814769551037644590953320026141265025084532711671519112812660859948929477883658201442488284536545744838506347421815680594680986087361321432248244947460011552355015425628293672359676608273098909841659185488260844783988635537037366351309223210769380336871788044217567293196035460982382791130880132523375687208852803026506761750524123219533436621121152072138437481010000447828590973223247445625816452882006074618257875114296716926089787806698260768505587321523915143307633730334690561075161714729979436393559718233426087075980455716022685180703160386396140027967729969737469292848488447095163341777731523594649313019896107764964554011704952090858032650705521414375702647696785778243787 |
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.