Factor Info
| ID | 146633 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 68662703085967820770981100259531321384084685311012365617339748345747711738250377468549801999258515789086520566689183743446074000537666436485809133354350768177379467402755457931437980011241203154109332952974566206926572802704633160806376151560248678598534418443588715927586865757211709629173707837438514935905985904140440873623501964391557879629521404014879731051191480090323168868274981563758043908984998744446058879316192522375067420467425781406888369996119681018004642556447419385397201736988657688793966933146638229711312161639583159669618590455539581572948087262152285653816605057798343068807998022727841370229616845446972798178293944469183815092484501898984488229994102115447041643253080936292255890404868698759107384128393615518561361046066228627902425110833621975310972354921577401122117563393155877894796238491315452000075038488984903493770087677829378009815404224271626426185138826985664581163612019820895358125373997993385517365884811330905453215253420097603827740910723809589946135141266157949744819982847747773060631412343346005962760040071861379684915130373992682608911561004434857518256886050001 |
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.