Factor Info
| ID | 149450 |
| Size | 1088 digits / 3612 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 20312442266203902454589629173613558023284501217065627536855823871261645151264724747342779506788751988199246186523786144792125568779634365023763614934554864457434890323885094044318170286429779217800191444031329262200623332236379376751539841209003810251553747312386649638451257792263926898411184835297557614644507194016212814104939050938971569274289274732136948684400140258066917614369063105989259091980982846975008221834946918164711785544134586660570218327805849906432428267692220976742503464070235417032469765826757377236673625309756885607590551510348925440685241401511901758843212183840475894190101222222442643502946331899238710106364035112680457429569970497694567801516041287628496291155504038990351322309105011269292015559472116737557639455570701696924287179250620681300117160433081842830136737427281201006951424528454801255942173582163501157952777107982067786534069391245665120016838530195645114876361046216207968141368044441736887645242654649056352482347857662364056203926898464206509217108611411707624586439946427249230611943114993271689518228407275902184034801566948540976357626473 |
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.