Factor Info
| ID | 146686 |
| Size | 1103 digits / 3663 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 40503505002672826133817176467005014608342977409086661225417517743181327948297538481121176109839178840062305254125149298278732596852316409848137514320131945318729647483160592690370809337881066640211737882502281523481810047968107001716715698814642290983936156583958380187180376311912389884045925687205500037466452454519396059154303041320865728128902242065004840491465044711253091180489349275945341213333278984836254303665915930431698656112561124597069344654318417562330551705596878685677707097273930936466448753999078296328806878979943882094391618636275451744319259611679525317146699825419111851227081324165433109116934319470404257180045083768364131584066605748664423334110742270103107189010356505025136786423279745034760249348261716382951649555290665919560003022288768602480567046104108442130950931557609321154928849824125436230159578194340921646089540983463463436777086769549575002624924403605043854035307428646943134873748036375467932976636054337159078443898662314106685383969351529341180286102355029039022840792763793602391097783239661802240599073876113725384066772498633812364877866020673178674005769 |
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.