Factor Info
| ID | 145420 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 55060095274303311741701782932746112846355258667586445035816550558551507410659236172140613787077476461752031481955494255267606168717515277570739166041743147962982777108042888044355339139126727530674322447681515059013400526179065303137006367862670374370299737073652293375638122160868379139421546004353039068407042971508517617773488624111460655292463881388940196847872411453288964923245759923942435644543568413604717192413026185340613054769521667531958789274544617919716610859829254706940686982783807287697145417975926655727854950368570604546308789329689282163188838159933258327583026316598173108457927111338927801715326585900223797288043659390406503175718488073761697529297029547188934547991972608930603393574551726295444911422508435176613487471155550982138448002243255810976497648608442659403390449294816868989398794104291568570361430024001402399354837980433441361781611855932057635947992354212515192469783145695199767048901030953603785477007688360728700594339158470534370885046153682337963661593395883304526560457841033069650803574964856549865131512956675580475359417631998102278249839834394490870299670640133 |
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.