Factor Info
| ID | 134068 |
| Size | 1132 digits / 3759 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1895697660876984182369812532910101738488856909874142698677258655877399547168818258298488429519725481861790477993821536290550170133186135690798441333114393160838450509237628416612194635330319129639308461412663343338185276865816651314180611483229657728722967001954254642305933650096459808501754660952184840864060791202033060847604395190978174783446215192742044390501031381527584828763412415112356798151192636534891292791493159429457480125753300864249339554704696868954900680383511767523782739800824686476666935722787771896414451263770446244888553305593635977179898173353156986703724209456360560206343817186494289462965783496586661067555538427918149351407112029686675515505340728082317005954528886004642329668753543893096241809894628455641435642032677348935576082836132607974645871433434976663788444132848927848545118572378737484526896473233142590990049634133870382118118114399077570256415242160336982171027343700797780020480135421388687244074710620937533371031879077940231245514683250955417609316465881667128991163719912467448828668715199517454210300874756945770432179842462191369496996636972556644651552151062145219119738880878451971 |
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.