Factor Info
| ID | 146495 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3690 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 5097283538701889427163865445077454447924906055865937576426046116093517209815785391191463154959849835773370093771984077530610877545929665226262343612214629964858708666152595141734752985958636420476324718460406461509969328402222421190334855381642058012608323256917282731841684980246804358113180420347228500865363782892820807800499785160533853078436902112883699925847197205304408234528713098244427985121694018254714663312232900455050362409310219657949814641709253196556279783055328883655206291717979700558322713230099048868619502389157634686994291938238393466205637556530167164995917455880446693003776557966996110877196085594740835717680468850156532376292920115637495636957066414428587841708804939112364751812856964020209261443694338654982932958015235418739619199414798107381283500753131260627267976026043969696969540080046280161986509726461219097698444351964473192918240232806253388574055757591052512271643934493171678224059219314436347743615972444437588079216626092384487307805670862698698267950091541567442171468365147105425129199204939854160389525330902671459081590195827351397891509694488244971880754943124113 |
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.