Factor Info
| ID | 145400 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3716 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 297490502976987334211914256480498290548430417754781876286470184576887764486598848790617685419493289753171570870844048208020036585779381860022358652722046225345398667985232911692223441098045844595348123492972174387463095096815262979662791948828403332827500577760491557610775911554072905488635586492937145722941153064204089519836916626181985726211404169301397914478915224728117066953268469962364195742204915060817323696106421680882202700483338313746417166502142143205055646331857700655900402177320370671123549489207666122674815358759178914631101981300054401443317967249131172614806231826184861602400240263875873529097035535857424751027396295764765978721442271312066147963085942689169472447388497938722813421692121879337208310774450594882076732134104416248167075228631959900060373700372828594404764074389214410666321458275122281915073142081388819968503080337159414938164438545003875224695583733101911253356206962921115187677348812083894686530436797699773341999827449248005246245827807564186981703000587238079284519789574305448186349570568709932065713607596345173918490907042860286761814169851466465160209748137560421018361 |
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.