Factor Info
| ID | 146995 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3692 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 21836549729969732494414689093627412918699513761812706277363292335699608345766837452891568685333771063471774795951514303333724799097566957876642518531994771450772021541456579304518745090541762048674621225172087868647948733039487134496747619844464423721587792683537397102952384825540084144485156163275492693069363397641313128615494209366160769088744829607406681885751080293038481897957026330225113674253461669899186213197732100518851584636264451526416879965486389674683253859095408982332008077212175797977550694974948561574204446233032425496065464901926856849143721658947216225845849239552375968864431152882445857721654209189576427703341425141680168655522219033356548971343006061790750944422381820589133292899489392457980655375323005377479808718946527877961771084900829923004755406314390171967463176370032009155287866665534886574729361983296854328050930157293145911951341452566095318967460470893681308200886311227062868666511314112887922424413167801508708582903598832670829247404004919509261469405619983203664815461502891979279811832388985721479470479767682033171716774975128974165364805731249244415686335896814213 |
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.