Factor Info
| ID | 113766 |
| Size | 919 digits / 3053 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8139522215520465943976450356179656789516783481570209372438338801065441846356395764216998254834740923732245002534152568379626186793190202788182263849970736916933621753627781458860018935419107580685317005634329341545692627509636138857953382142894038766047515241817996760858692177272593679768876137496534558916086876182290824090809571745121702827203641034357056917333336182751412084934814116190861069831934136054840018662011176656609737768123388773127347380122309087149957581337304077654664806466370751186470425547639780074932798339442428114340689974222742368694047334300134780940282142884775564566135339972546489019034791221480278011341334371250870527802033166539400162127690135054096942887296040864361387202783234648423687795636000514156956069491081425069025065414904070934631766328830594760140572267333235146240833631744520431137663673639212764581980284890290253681945168114770717700426901763503168237947115978881293367 |
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.