Factor Info

ID 135769
Size 922 digits / 3060 bits
Status composite
Value 1283080647095692128342712962952300732225172609613023952427533441970085124852312225088846388878807216800518062966426274363335705034038822882976003054642978168291803512249323076785130522241655257754741582691146182539525819277318965931623236625148355611512284034213848455166441785082271131501347231119956171885063194975400899290605550429100331813323230577642287647035211812019357940760428402314702832430535090419742465003262645053960865282611686327405749407995279140727030090116706495023640182125262397811807722105707589941034416681796411965557261293572479659144552770264232279897300295104907821824492642483576924967470255371363154336969360041158808263151814631402649234999652992293686916416046562141807975293782538930800731404922796994137016636711523184186949856701218938500327085853106005215431933056906853847269505337530261096400007444436070360587788210871454643991087537792679268569430751510481458541270554942752693014911

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 135770) 2796757866289927995589 (proven prime)
(ID: 135771) 458774305262892791874642194035502383799103684141928657913169055439668568362860447907261571991419624552910991298952106131630167166993959541867771303945514498415368935787742035613266216554230057616194097715038676259231177565182966776707581332510372717048561954704679121358026908643195610213937450767854764053613890606242455261377196149527244860895622397501185294952909075755498118006212224993130647009013840970962476618987182873873656137491206257836228494779192976088796712234313265132210234555059176304792010857752917283653539127340896093019634707917963061110032566726624814093840853019862673359539913775433889862282707249140938599998719971669889117172455577344912142715646466424860116659500719766281771208019790890639390900405104031903603805448880080063235384383345563149929030693968077770922808444523361854774968971336617323700310919077649474029767480134250580831665350276517469869140417955645744499 (composite)

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.