Factor Info
| ID | 145093 |
| Size | 1080 digits / 3585 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 108710147824895855838400950722732518781115379780697403289887437451646198818664018939125867902777134181863448794223581826579654560673618762738608509096550963579039088279217101209205585789154027810066963217760816993771959788898075616168919633064270756732655463626823171704698711910627782442844963489126078886349246670398030136208837194512903403549121146826323185508990346150846757485096449054143456130378919427631134310628131322369160961989680924039111256692897907437313127693256459008611100092057207937346152213167453036870435387416667357194304131441438212411844084681772110632302592810886393757097852605914817222215454205758410546488039941507043066759824996134444448640564437453930819591369159269857485908199914516021801181468451133171751126111672876725990170908378209178105860455281529712514198761937778460055595098354542184097439214094474295539287301414597784293317347224220715678782823069222596692163879771862713272661182738096646848324338612443182513979134909979401660868359001594733694262371965328362420991843968019210164317635788857897575700527155996619138255135716554363649 |
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.