Factor Info
ID | 145183 |
Size | 1136 digits / 3771 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 11505205664857715340259705856587684109442867518762949873907819396985748214824020200339898530873109709978758903732332570581078365825683494477054419696007288379558231437069684191125970240433594154462977497114063183381366384705036811756946122156942825436849382662722202482426583672015069534037404180910376188006157758533653799850891070367502710985600995654025148679692274295946809707932617717154380991586874078183170082610034898929293748273044829677086265025228319145621245593766067533925337866017130286061985983314932794522972436451650393418141429168999259788090856006570927383833682591401902513494195610440808042389536885298578089436483907867700891862530647811380229601909774071143115484904680994833308587817997234096919849555334143746913847333529877511182340071918354130446504994607445471668731359866435027681258310916363310027811687699900750311692379657564935438938718685650166751464627387666285815157489228751387253939958610343493578076639646733559348505273372293800160218597670153315272444634447001991794041611567109086081230155922976075589641332976509211926464388367621794781619660154593611011941723867333850009123002083978186694647 |
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.