Factor Info
| ID | 145439 |
| Size | 1161 digits / 3855 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 160796646692996850332242471986980701370402263429142961008217360987722921552211258161473590157867179500317048274552724151126133512631751039857113336641281135402876166123229274295761564847542451955153066503811527953608233640749017069630362394801703412084102824007095209689287192234435737437284229419869062694408855190678641397079299941100187223571151350955362767536210567116715125100011287202921156821917597903435464100090578843741337740328120238484367829065745278174550568211376729317539776412673497961433890443188728449492018635845519069123337349699942642131605997477699416784868571332943760193448948352798790281642198015916402608128609910673595463566878098594967043058393924717017419966775619450929700455634338948521527452073751133386029631773597744588219520607534348557399781868168082555442660337614667479542373283123756503270945283171544058355357749170671360412442783789386613533097150635406709219667824375944660078932930596920094341713697679490404347690820103527290234644464375686452388148491276284876500400600000961697869038408938889739580514431072644808751166557765270836641206842342708511895068620851228473344449857924890934306478301570840027325580336589 |
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.