Factor Info
| ID | 149236 |
| Size | 1132 digits / 3759 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3266044801750905208526652866106932595528850047427487066117554605135551547529722219795126399958405394298254148839999694999610619083063325669346095769695666119784186202265322982186041880722442856873585334836483553118633359880288145378399956498228791500625802796389634182937571266353894045154266684012898058400338392071822076000727948693358688900272914439154501268878872513665820723887858477430221576574857548370074459158839537499262235148766934225511388953486976325496831800739018963072546319758676556267316459045029570978424175453002296612221230508796844451008099825160686312046971705245067174848860551007052397341551304047102801711399732873245543468614998741951015368983383598056373028488912067990247513109784932358439601096434571136967052899940098103121693954991980670460773613881623157920821280342641193463295678074348949499622236709543940700389985139470505833524791941304328818330593637358778896732761400747350515930486771336576791776494491072212511163160322471180305606037682359997842104356500516336186601614650170254424717427842812777796812901002537138806798637863427454501464975630362992203399632240483153170154935868129715941 |
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.