Factor Info
| ID | 149342 |
| Size | 1128 digits / 3745 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 161259587149492574073994877175376197016856505332344617692010978811984795040866570770284895913490690288773091634679865759706274068838987572819355720800528915638696655990915165380843707382919936199799821617536438983565890283630816755577419314357138196335401353704885769552621988265560041704211810577785783127375197192047457876918495700446757774288243042707811648400614223705202356288371261665906968325666523967341506597623404214579124444193768044978924265965389423285416033028864711683014099884849523019850123764354074018700554634429446032200372158615535304529628252872410891318752341494595714899256385786454093307821945164505945920219575964598933750563683707859534520199554144238220425913117559777408440922911352274175918397454103383062951480227943656448718739054258326463315646049775832272277460212949846477514702672290141539981609854507368786676855843246050314863297819204287782287285294753767788719449511875345191851904475443447749164200769320699087468489844848103932157793883010329961100851401632075945361360285716782244254436895299312557816565479387069546600369234205237456242968665857631299792218706224036994758458350591911 |
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.