Factor Info
| ID | 146342 |
| Size | 1090 digits / 3620 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 5255469436913943577732284835747310057557464730345751008143545933395304546664609924749035514557452791544231700838867250853052786431207179761427736848349979177671208077092968691072614746357339283969593008579099092130569423916210831702539728617976806794016422328418632837208715241358820696302654973219211186062408542945936843452267597978636790628759646932298385293028166049205321889014789350851017988821652817040419627850107879074750299327971799233284289226993750985730442309603451997518564761507263302288718146422887050933885242559482355962112676516955473511051885373310539386844339224936930196987243125187199182698807365838124438862978764701873570063449730117427827032188414958329267305309326258517374501760086897336915470189460305782011735012467275652004709275243217126045652774740694625331392930670630753295520241394390643002326435104694556400975267604261323061746972442444442008409894994826449955791048320306705222868878804287944822418310992433129614098867377966009891143996875756455187909047973834645019533489400272539236513694388922997569222066173528187607089441354256327883036714626039 |
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.