Factor Info
| ID | 146934 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3706 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 413898002837355969574583901204515515608523853141772484291124107399744854990932069641353371427415245036122025016790165549707490102368850136247492070732025185403079505118272247298002736233311788405058316182335400987698057855051512555632451747374724815402391053362556680540648030608919156135826758558349889315847101337860166867969330236485883497509269915095651521759070033280982125417153747432189079297752580719371372824994313293292764512887474513270162685392286319925568475053555234614598439778055205257298524143432773476069039313910661211820661288881126888565284398253373604519572443160521669686043561859570979436023064058800142731079008973839569766976879855947529429469516234740450449307115266313236845029541412512852058357450688637291056036333014153298309553451384012106290947270949185668483350453193532256549282944622651970184943720743617347987039409861835175344644443192467396707306892876528114672352921023424747539351291676917857910286205322564982603903908079168435296596134059140807904736203685609717875284546328612291713452973624772056498723749284445768364753131834873758367160241364326454176722048710466908099 |
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.