Factor Info
| ID | 149113 |
| Size | 1156 digits / 3840 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4584648186887392709668192749789376255635439262784111053028536846700276772937796986856098389358977181401015052446401615089903700503935453267991873157375091749739317992985359966142335350531997383956848854365751097549414562314738788012852614453662517190423790198975522842470511076566960682440512357988958195733896145090568033900909155111899911685969504846212105508822207610573225595811711888505582468718623800876603963748617747984561358369227462976992173671215843926101154266492414128649477576979471264118173225471280436968586022509391519336767280772347563848044229079623437172226861404968939854909226650774625120727359711203927859067113689045329126898040291037180399678236004854330802986392963619555440865940061437297018885102766475753194653489598489127435573652632194050983816963612055469619926471855099567844815195117594540697078795135776129123164886322113439940531513294694725369783622213365312307373692024570910305394257813403041703588730362060165306274656744210229078617495748091273235867807173207226144783147648229992063727341141994462715416798916983331788951703946092475474053788507155360343588731240034527303681514531104597829595470011639337498679337 |
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.