Factor Info
| ID | 149029 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1904202021449356111223568666962531304405073928569421330480555594571134469528917322056822716320200870872337256768971473647573090106100956015652787335396372801400229316946476104472082461512995354375084183424837376587590003336904629435342915016369906878417236791398590453875226166544367807595979240874853756048828081125813886780706389562769580152260843734748388393289874899221293283099314056296434972354349093225703029060665233004689522020867766745977227157847598589287208870063615536356076930887355810236833298407479273302204050966508495354423008480956305945140472461742831666544474469331586279044784042535344276000124735964923947195965423632241850514337099039017316525242316471449886620542539047600519683688462315612049611806460812429014716476626629493469363184524638755625386050735370751585126108552557870170476408259445222271614889860577875861019602175219825019623357415656490982482944369466676636166386268061791511331503047623882025561021846664443099299328740889261517733203064490047771961329067642141268646168341074634453882560657909722149885490517105384003348554862424632450694688695661491157023898527045947693 |
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.