Factor Info
| ID | 146361 |
| Size | 1096 digits / 3640 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3160270956075132937937428208256016967321367467728766111412399599941651855472860718408984998710168670801816068781002498827081078828203346494230353396528090496457928957658487809479688602706247901696194338303085795657731377819509109923521394279227342492807750557345530951015312172517790474869287133923942952991927086277872102354039944595243455470606413199048957629563087243298465400304680172010791761974837182244404884431506008363120741836460076557948592791467950795214496625269113217626036459370481987039468022832260278497165215051184497064761321168517556592165655890804170620300752840599388164521310538468244430600030269880833705735095643699850432395183775802276159559978715365570830648532048837532936531730787002216011618597927310995934813391978168114287269789773289228275505671379358412382282580095315833705631889748116308591022838177870978996633324005876212415832045564960075914394480104258261142183279490378865360479539948753719671032477443026837992573181882403315312089591856119760871565858595329802874534974380724584590055510506051393918773334742966303879652599145296297050037452689889594117 |
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.