Factor Info
| ID | 148986 |
| Size | 1096 digits / 3641 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6560647815683463090446092720142829887922732942026633440227326886825982128085971436154783574603308329296233809871732900123012795982777240371968207479091368659742186180520391005872878125119258515032500324947048112824210311977282933144239393271107226379075484077603050863080851023801293254926439113840588497169569752799722941801845931635425109856891828080217399337501470427289538382319770134460806774671318573531170556459869787338707113182828444064712277207306630298993477101123180339744505108361046588152171016173028270592257035864868315066535410354319999989163780138785742217783875730158931851874236438440118162190566001505307088619832696210303805531149329499740409789682223403760821973804378079123960106638854390379893819978472991592157805969450643915980245641493654097680398989296646285692721470863170999183401563625043829811139585191511025646077112990784905939682886258639815442574515604802313569046375132259790953041470597707763756518834779342611738824510528809871751089370938751188207574425109293587933782280725375007263091290299786122093067855754899333921303144820347163988392862776241450309 |
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.