Factor Info
| ID | 146408 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3688 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1121506587794491023144789550983182314955570176565384169548966242273464875160669247021413521139644257613101702764018348950699772019386506935000362831228025327694016667151570819763259960066804337123250817513525554034840229537552522810047597207634552340571452280517240295469666659889635658836106779156242299228035198282793990394889286171864975300226579483183356510020142770943621285847243189778785033367133043662720230320073466831370876341565123577372107693113876008971388381104009860317687791351771823806081015351477022857395530845732894358309249238699849464120099596191202074571011961735022198042151494611638963692852675356746363345216577918405678965336804425444491988434107475619302518833346481038896261872393840219008977285712957202816165501419925356085299266446773321109372570735422560505179630004459997096781187292821732717473941560581264849455817593206330153471989102668320716308668789116255886188756706656897390235811441539275949419646214702883635159127277388245458053985655677433818104466778879634254853174053609552070234028262023238287756155860014402534775374763974175380614417300395262254899409067704369 |
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.