Factor Info
| ID | 145310 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3707 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 661385580664756581185480930689064814960616998154076255170100618338703493595552764016075053263604387466631413066257741102290816482824603817138368530385031630558693504585964369562384168153814961596309789483451591804067961448942081271750188023789002762452918509028693382094249256257575881424996767177775267518392002881648314126919533584620385075682785854959825728064559600866760230676523204969715278133685493467137913084201860815494902328109384364193230446667486177393152373144899788022716316030192610129866053578060835042642665193149332715133096668798643029708319998398767091125870822114346293392705499436943551295778893988990039948741107786137886414299111067272552466346009677118994386017978007069399141264453842881758037816128258515889296703963907745580232845091378054792186891922952804774033709406724299772685169615941297950719776090895182074136920606214277191018359144875807616620168595331284352794858183353566213360685277071687441879170290083771951981524259953337310937738050596696401767600352589782564752744764211653114225928415673202004572855031536656332555103153497894942256896008923545801664485201089570702401 |
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.