Factor Info

ID 135845
Size 868 digits / 2883 bits
Status composite
Value 5630155545912297561764577464906855106305084917622597578421697064625448461193681981466244421617252557452340080249024406924104622814284313420359452588704736398443449335699948981841216540216245537043289152193759802403402988646288247369266160288421768821245393983224724665423699568943102693640923605343230579434204654184489854096218562714378924069577480125503971428124518695447932610843182862946525174775986696801335984832534615746917231446985560755124841328556941192873516680261761602183994480251737957048565091801522412217014015170056988016951946127512172615561158262795821256724186541112066256688273049576668768811581887588816187181293093357812358587181016323892372178250031615723477611421319414494533832724978691243707347401446084497998497378251909672661873803084896149321894459925531449961683098695289524188256753332016757792030984113339130419535392401818851169565781

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 134289) 9621842168443061282218081 (proven prime)
(ID: 135846) 585143203073692661711674861352327075347678563635442048063177338260584389937888870438803582541269928350299196448210748972829017070983434323503665509795053342146078171527611356676269508353110339381689683718027355183947660263939171231888193139854853238184637032123483256478817982874601382699347928751247099173699100286032552119736967606949648802431440900450836219243675059955169496899934879743774828690035449682840436658372051730929576489724763497111801181223046342946214987862425801858985570722593061097227292570855101555853899020985844288857725825527475684876570390015747194817943748416212867036711541756411368917037576272502271963169556713811004391252681948471108165819727293598877178746804668018858597129575872732870548099759328749718826534257739559690373772292884021228916585505056271661255012555448667989037774041202347720238784560191811701 (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.