Factor Info
ID | 145427 |
Size | 1140 digits / 3787 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 506516423940830864633704193064791644514476862035793532794025249642769037721088731542628938526965231060085473792668308070128193118244339693656490536991091260983011232622644510248229415156863030401686741161134470166391709019727349102197654048709988019732979790578868445966375414413152752743898946177246347784836902672611832565756506724472947385179227514774601327381968704258655244457728751347084007209677032222871833063746096733295029574420233164539412189030736553206743156730533310098254328657431690760154319597384575918779405055791756531425442165876724388494386820526665868067258624574766729643450306919554494580913803016563489641108161546266587683853457175500410961143783082142592818599952261604837420622166316037107221693416758818425955195136614828807252790253216335269280466402939179564337336322902738037368100438638033821483604866796912872534474063226762714768882428773046158908641402031811394292706349242228391302403768813228734604502169774363732385346798289673911456969597709040919599001321562661790740087874547738568506413560677439693072669916752414408630564254674909532746424368076838847938738006918178306476438497301323129094703981 |
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.