Factor Info
| ID | 149173 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3723 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 39561060951465578553358679027414871881207803202555797076138215721801298891003078425429686599471728657115616353318802080966583438781031258089624599438239755642503763549210932548143657399050403370824431623308633588808775830952197986580673554333391034439989374674055998248164017259852024521724749024127590736254769397602917479734253025638519951901685589963363960319001847581775245578378963024567079170851788809615034022331883320134879228162676775515517882270913755921812776705787586861806869331992023362215865652393148230647311841939765019368031431443369984642793372280841784791551295493016684499272565122260557294426939760383725871947967537224951274116537928270181197334472656767712933479366000338366019697442874338601219090250641382860529906784142115909511268297725150162770490731362757514487674422605389917768966310015255570313572902757992047748232899681468830899477502101175617394483666903653302083369468048909955637031681963214719959108947550530723098529436718863432980433305562623867630407623706409513055953624285545747079762279888767950956997100306764522830144398626619573695141646625194124622800339214788350557557199 |
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.