Factor Info
| ID | 149264 |
| Size | 1139 digits / 3782 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 27363353086850080109486851460598973153511551010192445644669247326356596505665887187624673632943285965176404156039631571046755766296965571258651876630528476577367879654442017593030077676897306485413254809588286287766714319154626098143208188544357735771082373092565344384721395756199822173121853315203904643877260624160106863600808221792662504778524358423187400953975035087790398234610280219661827631293127541612862205296588251611001472120642200150026855715184364117393897388291069919809619606420018146756268218339654264988521847042125939283214326746150332656930796300071107079490894525436876597395760580721699387608394882086187951188382509500177438659398242132573826735757458423538798390716932462815783058737224295094436650318709101898032185885969034522682170925904801446018885251871586856113269162729801012359406994977278786935865797918880538375363251781725330308540442732817510556536264593116097047418790709122468209225700587729327947056458669242841831907060986156155456546432577812372337603334445239793547535808117475069404397275645887246001150112414164277876377436364393003797081401848656119262398251123479468904438256425201759290075583 |
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.