Factor Info
| ID | 136029 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3741 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12270427875498382427675078849108054798411889993842818542443751581077039676016353950753783450933507624208086316065631925526414681054466723546372343251557874468181800548655280145432361771349364013788974478375226571237197819772324351815076951341888447119002908368159813762806165137802071347911766010470960006652072976673809574678747385526770705414127007043649740566046492625646179991911664458381330441676698751238260412977961267491144813984310020007916840422560171518781101193607347904100857260381612143618201510196208798426787793054347176886385017940560427412721947576297653827791884072166551013865045003961577236307065612609195459943868725013676790663695037316469189320619581169892237207629647676379882526760596926468631740075751306845835202148852876791089135636859289067942143918123184848708061970998577444324591301621444568123069544409897541978141118516938752709111589526086395606218574340411031461447304215953461506303774932451144625819716318047088860164023643046882394721957059657747813248356014740920424456510109946503539800436848115175822655757471669147476994257087760218073847616248111249560139746023022366805401824945671 |
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.