Factor Info
| ID | 146335 |
| Size | 1107 digits / 3678 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 818103061621986046928142654200408925232723928166458351073882849337664843327861130341663786486603180260445672831655510989627871292109665305222158085623197200316508358518802490115574369847062512325586208912840404951024122810693804091189023876361137651273816372776525978465217011955988061137063738665982992140130968649041905543963480797007442632032353956260177397665165406620748807764750524540574558973348120453496363774381536908501899229713054142543836848924696955335712258346075309993567790218618264770938418647820337899063413850557111877953651986523230240075115413444897573536798931221640865091051093147161058505752747314523084442383933509446341106732045656001803665205972149218296252744338270676387640399854143103180080820395309113101864160173118051685843748859866571585043128216134696003604678655333028713120274602462970410911696675216830172955214709111861425349189094997865065595057305740706042280015469861345916816980701951250018930747413485482521302516136862294949246976174381321391455553144416662520699076042533440671521200329059536507750584267184393616241960129125061539917165132650329841340643446941 |
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.