Factor Info
| ID | 145372 |
| Size | 1172 digits / 3891 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 13872660577681208135163129393870578164896094083887346918873871047499703766032497376768737806660772063019821779786461717935317773565129757233657969665513462546824105575079342559760458397677106147403663106702088135679291545196641653344800132952234377210320216533290710267120040502846267840661339713015762956333062989846217439566125462512807240231594667544113146776396742512559871353936269561034925564345234878443201585343575325802704503254551224515667560463716346439036970879034497017241477571534343678980289670809458290766418471098490001159880549587782715521422676888032653215045626200488314808477539838559723671017847606519216383174852178782037486025496788374364372443904451407070279004373954744714447611842154695266878916671779139978997924528961419912400084729983672267367416003718369589778998375760924495604492858611575376017063268083597762685533730301653263944363298986743902460074839561543258010811410004070332151114589311587209999792399515085741529592375389670591476412319991318378973625640187104945067850638711293687584170546668665813322842330335939164249981295777699014536177252522145721436194921199730588811475157423293395258526548106553229880568751475011634979879 |
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.