Factor Info
| ID | 133744 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3757 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 504037104176409141958069913200022892900734214553021243568189774781620687018823827259203671125679928204996356594314291779219972317826650806861639660385927489285555796516401731596735919702043604737277225635328152682507199100503238471200917048369348227463717459555563286615134563213352373648773831601252396837587182591628368720509283210287439134888944050411791828092311436367520573869392299142209159537457092383710134300740997813535873793428085675127077594793594437575168974861109634378468116134078689492062387046949020096531168024653040653886326617710838365687357749231843145369921643307525087039360091339852488328296767173657232639986122052460759708461919468227767376032969243969680840239259608118658106975503257069620842760577458083080535335359053169110494177690781471938293890244463932933551915623399382722520583689065648745112769394932595600368487393252749037050030245401649473754078342332267380737856161880930306131851264939083621570807789899587320567077269550493332275324303531900985539922760004726977073230649645625833718137703166868351234775635233880103125426985274838640208884821296160318025077781526562933506815153948805227 |
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.