Factor Info
| ID | 135995 |
| Size | 1136 digits / 3771 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 13715694657316066954617627378205836830662799870992834060536458355971652426037082499092699312119966616876824787374506688180642107912412785817146498213723745589604164291122117118746669261922666083469152288129376065778334650839288732630801679295151963278368330743850845134116173649429731011237666474962717349992381241492005964871285171283631904209439042897039037156908295265821243054288516124812258539866456101176082883142398291213697618065023820101375463387429321826708624592011488939079715269682354967147816000743002637799471484622529177235071489346536098841260254102679168723849445317980173858141722635368200097049161674108214853076807200451889931265692446176591090558981541338341196919767138087340772901516387648994592503615704113026185992885856974332262047795975967638617196431292726595127912049299785277968756246573647253412509370634067134011403853583807686328314606125848698560287833234605924661146749779500623241907059799441054350976928176491406344630786255496819758832081661539185527280867610741841980448162248793970816288540388277092050605920036986289888914818069947300917985337827658723426180533601875436384482301079867957398539 |
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.