Factor Info
| ID | 133757 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3692 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 19369839772077176895226292794470080790261558064256078860047964318516951685597235700446274234993155545283120368294839850965959874042779629538469526402176760902427136043390942487083227828580907381555562544265113285373861932346715805099049485664313317973162275871440102582381294864813219727130231393666084001135767275259088027548135846572911929127789989217314286396269939787401025469434558000036765998051058206976124080517814506199171904762849128095698462971184354575036412825428142364070909473709127222217980032426370796963981101558968039752759083119712215160754292446312248590301699101718846365682252640808373669128828846148973216814988935360576998454704367371341282210170900638247814596761048389700890576186640709685683987640803297280585825384798410893776527874426244456154379972109634293096154780491040596058500802160121143921729504033382226851387530509872139520157295780031612652923834640926504336623024380618038409508317898277062051516881355854669985260020018757333328375712112401481244918108592231270673328363653721424974835325174142675144331046226564978502817724002051198481244424362798826110440815427226207 |
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.