Factor Info
| ID | 133904 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3647 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 371202291227121597672329960123233831508239146832508130161168988146032801554326981595870240188716518983276410849559684211570304127367927184086680525757607496382495248230948869618314243763638918649407936338468543526525002213750728247520437479411840383655598215358302795733936434989610887281972685081155169374810651105517458300917968754775039062979316220925406734992916910633203937866518806865084550350451302863473187477453559804634484881428351110932949394477357512635545030069259887611769681130723177524756744081418949001681698052060598888130996745749346387229987597379581888051312726689038017356504640685061320833965509684317488093669002271997527003713672623569029422914806896696447290719124461318508188022322139155939810386264567959839871488106244140922176479087260238389363641184852543338293998495646581795891007692077166505847491863541083270344330627496432528468525852846442035490886202096005431913504219045921415079024273697305388450506214186962012831538638908247549065226243375767369388396179144424875427151948290537283916077821670235611926350758696879230207636274604951499778124181274205483469 |
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.