Factor Info
| ID | 145254 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3659 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1587254309777979196109615764800753370982178147676187725645493027086665487353640718389230616030919571577294489066480186302171742944610059926880269406632533046271161031757611477412855615483247938987238257389963579649195135425782649934204495798152014419096756307344515920790881985566862825387481058017242213021791893304471246223493143756791872318935479114471081192574153057494086023122765581246009443626229728503660431932792844395054086858326039429677041290833215951702695653140121275259006968153770415004529063589402857248268232874882552273376441319128851564410819879633994857332149462007136139806629808653295171417642274381030187861723815693017619522707141737939875581533503066705643914227245211311252423540831152949304647254866779341936532091157348449006071484292003200349049632631132906238193429098056783615837081279990994272025163434098381200195181268233971972729991449115280705383748615885640659610405440760355809377331636830450362221113702432058242310481626650362193451851228004828001575107943691396125474150559324094743064762698344439667215920072423168232221583444429719798594353927387947649317343 |
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.