Factor Info
| ID | 145301 |
| Size | 1137 digits / 3777 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 662501917050822610959159205541753094609296449927286588901213245835764965709379591124776133436590063106479149767406568640082992619467854129707033095434258735519091903259246577546441231838531593766145952162988877241657900879374326334333142627833951817076039392440313987558155612704255107592591706058859678649240042061935977071239010367266580759746465871968753926989961707072835634800102112694414677838361595200390078438832178626470206225730602043063308640162656677482053614616654477518309376098295860315898774565086121678236759916514374749163792740256206677091576090286442939522215895851524343932400078010153516055505000536944667153696877841617191520693417042586686071527752821746152672197941462208984326981848368277593989480477865680310223918623731819659898437504640231006505987162133893014670280111095718677851498515962758332066247545390893186260116520578147253347281719492577114057996445110638886331219879782945461893418974309370515082961670036598081525317063905335524344722169523564451773734329531401232443714119644614352701400282534724058441558294351877968722272060505635222165063025061319139775877756697203251984947263228081965235433 |
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.