Factor Info
| ID | 134060 |
| Size | 1089 digits / 3618 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 808798331828362553434255208913447199931119507416982753791899174514781549724546607936205478257521808319816582583776579222397994489101882320438349182194588892093264675201878814854135990686475225720844056623223798000488204098531014264950231776008629822830145538538627863054501386052154887781115233850010493311269144185617115360459269585798149301208008665860051704922413128788490814365509788284765347566709177835177683917344972627802996985831287501717958093323853441391760471106664752894762042293269000651153353072931005775418344181779829077701772306558207806645839422253088851881242832974756085906769878170447314909188940781967575475862988850066753625347399641084094829570474798372138572222336810880322186361481134556358696755493290353406949439415076314695799291574108333461044699198869886069168389216801257752323857460827266121609807187054129558974099711925622715077055149928960022279491213536320330894380868753595028809589241537315967146942955583380006722514397129533454567238972938478278480567462740261561828165382970295535610004451217395343201101088064872542947596379910414273782525409069 |
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.