Factor Info
ID | 148666 |
Size | 954 digits / 3167 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 199247162418120586957563741667475118089115287785190071122600558614366030042413514676353935445555401867072223934864684119803932375295363324319108847125417342820697733717694061258078677723606341437233922760256745513717819234507504034603474873760617068822440923561524763194966097410087030785185219248428030229518956972803451715637403249198610186182813989695356757229235310994748482073814329144498140088117685031138387884907639666229287138867754478368825295502158783708306141310883687219044895042498225072291687138482980439962769554947463240602134334651269575409314480977337859516525815433564169097914084861284633637011825157205887101580399329493622166680313195251906178763448816155658312022096051615019717247049398063212667243928856162387152203180358382323233610675441646504933442395469822528290232767913117314839855323489195528999055847567902013229115182669537803090007508362376821348556501991197289776372854269235183024598767665771790212251445996043242137 |
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.