Factor Info
| ID | 133739 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3690 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3362809496545425079408102253761802582657874309985484911142945404879918792295548550105845211269014015772326269044990696023751719838344646645629638279524503429623873770563073268453911816173331437055174152951521663749386679092425136184859349468409223233156853895786426007118712448013220080291877080401144245471343867318469917967058158527394430718349002263405332077500931236885938765475239527646026644321859480695303481349350707802297138246806333601670540292791209498579815431631892478748005665166319392488646047421354094743076588152673851136392272992719317888179007514846189658009250006315310671923329725598448582791389077228836259212621566772441381581456672642859817146881234990574974406202139700175405023015167287490526934620173780334872025626482128433634877294271951267539237652943680823490352989220857866468985975157244730175318390984143789009206220555664440638930292502232791123526389350220494147853040371286963312763589195873737330056273950699696141898852945996842279846452854159754643022090905589616892225408538907420241654948763596339123614880789085194861695039424010915998499381470400471467771418056757397 |
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.