Factor Info
| ID | 133848 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3678 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1256870268157222069291209487774624668697661439311434589542831797231054123083498494016606329669854955787713345309273208537330036574547514585513532922592805094740471724324793353440970241394301644184276433406533610801316392279691952342324009627931979707102202343807670461649214370459385637426103755180664441093695652433424236516094881557826990482022311847480399491081026126725645140047199651504586286411895439427778238171011242938410979767660087211464791994854971806285005894863313282121012586109187034522333188899113254393540522891502729193824927190705496575570441307141182477781459993184009313768519478264759272599619818733324272293913443617464811449043298667611309541181766257693992400626857177221140469973728242722225053049640698053484115161400033097904561069879514067669684449256219367814128414514493380009689368459677654951998870380439297710081286263515396781080863898300501963240114854550487246851329341375639296886402563374233237171119189678779533166255032060857671654131234824574859483575418302235774554825045373780260131274458889959020357625397639603803542092926200687831281042986101414840164886922761 |
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.