Factor Info
| ID | 145136 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3660 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2960815263176729407602626505668878857398561100243495484570575862769758162123471069544709899413716988508592969727506668342274555172131436562403531778225361857484864550238666884060799412780632004396284531890336715955892307410001640580651556640174467476312069485002772987232852457215719388727383696313965645825190867905701622454430252178165957406091479544285599925804765478356681773681579875578654209105500794300309094377477111758427982336151828473141712236393085576282076867164999445054563567541298276800853936299751979938185749707619332903789201568716043360159112977844372167955287320568985909402153443067617540278051232304119871399691311228916004811819980841381506629013114500578131328957149002440886043385638930703809641571579413244509055204475063141192572184760899124836894052597263533143140368095385160441058402060559913796764527173666908114056792796045563514214578696209297116560416219998627241275981594210786283037003965836493523467161000346459288133053247685259358817117384425156711414577169459017846591383343651259138367344883560250117626053445750965171052780197675250885224256746627296225720377 |
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.