Factor Info
| ID | 146305 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3648 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 784122334856435715858051597161647061377251463568162308774977924082754452382808735561018577054408969758830600005110146146103604193181210751364250283467979289947758328734198367679319770733578898581860494237907106659127024185667840759151284241522661282742609595831796331138967411016211114710655438536019571552934260455754697392773450869016797325357789818739688306481315184160060483480457943197993378861412120020895663504156709800780714557253180615633081953524458081043177628330693089864929270264964424109374486025776499368779466656806248263640767642511432877911078441482220447406382051094321434407008749109434576929861528223485022562740741358446401683998071006111296448383241742686513699721237268564626556147598423396140988760732543227796114245475241363884531456800725056730699540711682884965452235050260460341452411468235444399058280357946940122989711462392868974271323170454967554810953510619551586761901897755103114278632200427331396610646830794480946474993750738311471533008188282894628984336356038035331651719187381353329654026104987451887335378254192476020854891065232791240456171224851897774371 |
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.