Factor Info
| ID | 145269 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3720 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3507171270142348374253898945147597999582213360132765906472065806290940390016629107444086631741190988085235665849215722413130238497633418070201937015260259371520877240386950666680781974909313262353720347049502134544207690664406223958374344429949702404458598913467866667324136456593134453731271977122855268103445759020933435883948722449934091855768220579504937863534133304153514253519914316127453086854429466475384453590990274175433028698663536998330698235936776045417629107712277208693695624750258203635925184456846520800385369506966631409216020617861926077861871967415773874652424321290260153623700264475646578354267846157565362244237555755274309950128999558283466951057364879434964930156276056488590385950608304019017805521434155953930052607969067185905775920704417603211704050965318091285392470037097555876216512312098678722853627924921674393140609013323785025103193252160617254663006190196822432310006957759107911909579788852535965382280894910551398474890706245939762843470732319143600398682752838959055864576581622945974338798012734655414965498504590227167949165692931391774917059746923533168685584138765034393048857 |
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.