Factor Info
| ID | 149132 |
| Size | 1157 digits / 3841 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12121559800085942214979436615466539465493361275569498833317057334718918284779684822770746322538617557457545035841603704576319378115083266349694583654809331234869831564555994734682257433339716760729566687971744435296878564210405183320913287972734459581388051081113619474224594769380111144087880444104092964449347292143471790367015289251002258802231565120309671181545042799723049852319076389339024651852926284839083056580908152544399182729605624597215152078827323538176112938679969671724023511210655503157231449132693629369798385429643151470354839203036309210519537082835775867981921383122623372491254125427045343199792680222796560187875076792727871758692482095285448207497319242890807111138044691851754487236039257782788404947634714749279785539461777732735979553275579206982051183444312813280945164275651793674311368051472856301828529101716168816147846567463294647441622926091412609403688172349597966153950944180221195006105699816600926096974945162297915048257429265469355199575634606157571092019600891416567524160620358121601491852731889878358202481818913113832582803528338464914556968349767431146270150023125484082582162855765920998502675259085822949100073 |
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.