Factor Info
| ID | 146349 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3689 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1948400783404078092618356855078827950461768414134694361751471790889154657005807662752570099888058617895857719727350210674985959438311973651028256777015970756934735320751457409225853022441374565185942567843371587429820981652456525314723753360025632636417515169767304725913478486262367519697580853772512214877975863890719054676270432386002007213245644731955998914816822896734121434612076143814603056187410294289430448489728270124460168420308346816818317542153942070098941841061266485796536607708963145611891195296736826680762133577050603061211607202381330319462061650346655638800820425716375726675161437654910633096820945269381701273996563404952212459379955553935261852648146889104809902800854952808395918361933942173904142924731379745887874469564266281293319182773836827758857849716638093280438909651988261666559571474689432660660371701177680085126561203699126420452883200986270844328757044401051699662487850442180678471707909607812453268958068847837582019066099375597371092548808555458438478082399888001424614577759665949524954604014900113916198639135003402710862604560289308990322681044486640039898260321150927 |
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.