Factor Info
| ID | 145386 |
| Size | 1140 digits / 3786 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 483948408815825829226951299460799651218795526734458527863253338607256509072258333020410066520263883822935858529636288533929345302794304943286139895619871302257205426617603748826327707080454590703883651873642347288374462222151023754057876069683112531729503534318106920578789669202913474341689858529678911693892562282175253964889875983187275746420095462607227874926282741385756670880413275047259045763708985439442333644522914781526785484357201850488643943906059075475173505708588922594712645781823870076377852596384226008038507959056528460634213789040517854250518152262751010604541046396103531428841672685752612663318586477674694415014430622887106592581996446681593749452664415161934175984366241684294967337298174318992998018963074693212604768445341346581561387808361493099140580129161652794453733377836860479389484263925476249066663050034118206446699647839149713703539831010628409481130161327523197131547081955357681521605466131375861775678674828600585806678035964465801764378475791465092655992850314127646055598844112087497987932499091542640975735541313793207288095018570812088969125214031322241760494226176329055963050446617826326557776683 |
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.