Factor Info
| ID | 70190 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3715 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 147912801400150695335172610455658582109574700118218794135032052623019548673239845285485850707162765454827789778967890010766459269161399560660339856236714402130891842312137415913737321842002895856166448899191847175614431053482468684576214302762779252750691562718382235903310200035880720463862741896620771446109689773839582468157548470685809258018733860545517242299944607321094502218152548128258850542628579709338096749430370979203371950193131071760882335734863519303990443278997752292654562088282097207126079214894338104353620820911890101196184294404015001476200152145020099645506474630293630458615777019717674101326590610146065621795921187948754801081205929981180080305873397346005284023206951717390416258514508437095963431619278603397690592362198351356961761728425614245902827863350902313379890540769197172580016936107865209748487732980736327205718591855193196326379573826713306220715260164466388990125784282854896515968680665015152313993078434810252607251232158664504425139074644490255066172575513391422931217676662237848497082788597650058989728499247260817830947119490902767105208634976347546936028690730669358961019 |
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.