Factor Info
| ID | 146277 |
| Size | 1082 digits / 3593 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 29153810489038769929610903035023740594350910250246931272540604063922885617657473535894159245539047232821243761694520665445923883745625445550430074668188442314112343118237101345323779712398187998252980989157606201208263302262525687026870999895932992815299701338169327715202094981444758295548460717977496370886421848481218832150599173963163830870669595408899941230881685297229378729617911906625971870447368878372596405179336546424239638521714658148229263604863166456113412064683866211909719054150732472721457017417863391921172133967896665788148873905062519272542516987595675460735066170615662356769917546260704104586802008610109090156058360755830518564983370811969396505856027235874535987440250253492769593161235582909267669190173854702921624869253089675800380384135665990397011703801259862533500305919853327788365806273962374509791667268942554337581739153139013592942685732382943538252663523716733603084671372316418411627787138012780448222643565515382793301811667416460324828340525841026269494031375010168003403736734281280059233990033938056649704667580135681818592229905900064103911 |
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.