Factor Info
| ID | 146462 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3681 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12095089088134265364447562104126161267646172009466892099429426769056689437044625276414569100658675453928952694181198566750693493286258723854962406686122738083339232131468933180558781471846832591067317217371440000001242435879863430946128197037308148998669944243940713983775263983371003466806769322914450609806472949746460994971785771185903773462381671293388339837961703619718379749441770150197681252704423918485507526297733447440367252917105513336658163945988935392815728740356947227030115466454929651246057911081500676526018809789820695184356559677455268180911265394235929581602643855293226178964420603921040316834931132825240874902798510395715857151801528125689865439466417405948257831414727701123728993930208912242900954068665908048316982508622098724260005722357120168308522252085602266664964716430114379006910590080560313327044183006719285882962020574877088031582550157917729369897248328427154363307485620768521488628798697149632665157062711555808711050530640683977571501753959827150681239591466621241235342758332231368504780854241438801171769948355695348785686536930383785861993783458358607140590855280687 |
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.