Factor Info
| ID | 146435 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3665 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 100034101336306779180328943538078112979592091769514139967956543914126769279415317114572595525208538501068420350004600026577920015637756437196888060774080999301856604077092383437049767116290978461760753401118424642065581039629670116550573976205157116386866901389170883926031573099221460001464189820245209448633830654003809940617492581935213120499378106326706044006796429180866554263958355873493546688963502392752705723587284351878584713625592754743642768845602775180804839879293578409455654461858446746597866167930105606370112891441999275741085392496355576518557661020020293486511735982218704368849740345749466470528137653325037299512233472728823444096920447645016075009808446535615224429212309104298953848152813237504684356440508113708407330328975914851376851840617053566359040841024460863915731411669545120998975171302950799405034926394666104859425750214999147807514473981165579952589785270781614640974886183226517788161647229748993455244734793503696473557599672106039493750257885657958352602185907758443117216539501462157822821838677118185026090182685118737601895361202512584748470817216398402692308853 |
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.