Factor Info
| ID | 146887 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3722 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17856076282923417884072184915815777468093817926741449035152629014110086642037525033823789202240105102790246596286766178027584569688959983043847996894039367493211835112190005238032119486824954608548491688841619709714386676583528356575527400701214725259445589790440146258231735196257356346298608154252196203906973715638479657050283384344704757289013870444946171277861047540924320291267664851792404122524607800308602914032157114090387944890769612284913378928474973507566805644883639772466261964603562848987098615220482141105218752885735894864647061891156792441926742190802467742092437146663151937019648706510880203771774454520180038990416503133190630074815593141177910089913329352949559668600275079416921389674775508047412586138755384632630915216301541408607890028756794782837001455446152365688136650173455544609883881696005164129232862532881573359887935750615596536477586241332431432165740931750422606653585553884706377596628403498106905070823099558048884274229194507019551178863478394001770079647919769997153034015729865381785334776717410036791299999241371046404411771742182551295347145524948474889805374975705540774539603 |
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.