Factor Info
| ID | 145374 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3728 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1196748272325751050231672278876517314186962139602705830964878633434114429265471639043453873333932734085737018781834171051069608940514302964582749148127116020413007270272325932228789771173154179087937412222273145404119181141399524450257323012366052923279415615891480091524409413941066874744133959174589952651011918820565919851592490669451399056756121174208358793882814143451893423313067256040697277518663476960896542326648361114851271594060057832402947672033240791840414221161672834382537704781844355774394419566838925942818236097170475121657221856581396044993837752549601129596497828581203500042433400457615239511691203476970788622221627667559468533327895402375448001909857802334599263294627197059276459537070955305909063670150141731545648874980797894312992837088485737120661942079804474934290155806222527781584054712810900099251768955457197782360369511325546696981429808116900335303929715906872775827148327054045732097013058037890169273476469436302220155350333978458233354940440594933393463935478621437560357667159468093661979402564748524180304408737889525607779541657899937501636005266482096879135028027546226763073144241 |
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.