Factor Info
| ID | 136043 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3681 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 11006166773969977717201566870958509411172124107984919778706952228938733144009442588105378786971523894899676427402878740608018646212120709243110115988288723403890006528471415191487417702546173906414303529475082759432478215508560752077501725968680970230910455462626843077778937326838861117093235285746719367096011893657853178399865157815684709659231245859009873399804436718903715624976473046724903233525244946789474695908343909384220647771157008128765448836941251574681888256061087183683715234227443157180663468802186781931192828528012393893555561208515395628897147136277264900887370086366151694208951686976429856210168192003507350958549310455544307237936800801261603494654108074839400254820999281089957007580677827837616299498450537939758094424880417831691981783402945990229688716425624981601143689886713782490068051894297799278847843044207801231716231973748464912690848372135174693653887601558252001661585090236884215779768999430159382520919131452093549770931687686846899658371689752911143717039934334988427078073732279880479338457299235253195449428839856846283419237523082918295942347768629957479154258199449 |
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.