Factor Info
| ID | 149449 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2028923392821982739381598468123331453973554817464979193810247228911098688126448150195711033486877563973914018488553313741125647829501376573420728027182134507678358057603328971425804451609678873475921232499412193156860842230845608879475700837306350440388068209105305536334413333268775756655578862100515242395250318183012461585943635992641675996274353627904796805955870062598772643017234294524328794786010937575509612935587689219819428985836495179443020484346079937550315654567070927281477699402603164911756263051130783379207618528126152713464945142950347387448315097114675337818843434421542367153365872532749941282788745265451295505310955606255424406243019981635352484452445654519074448433899214581994597360824159919094881247603035441465727488983291789674280947881559180801691719813545255838553310158754766348421982232063726907376096925158610569047030557677344977330078804233823985276256498417549553523965015221640669180078235313717793155022551366912046716823133921715377607953325996184489125403117605665963825056717474600366626922468858744653353837439061618452039457758370921938732119896640845244937315861542335313 |
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.