Factor Info
| ID | 136057 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3693 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 28289256396097851130220762222217686805922018554653295150689414798506224785374251511352810865641448546292079726874726659696618131606409179079027002944081338494761610922203943994012327892786501608761833263419551182715643165729541197145973974546498431154042045221912285302550296147321370835917020498964347902793322922492132740454941464021530890845892639873020869671075912706844623258979179583618321027473259746669683045956874382187768709238864364022548077508057697742034626597751578037138893254265554448707279061858665826723838230973662802817144530579746776152204689932709466341213827507829453626422136504646477765698571832940184341199804139588496138492295528481830970107196727790873628306277229998785593902991404498292426176331362320559862846509212497981836173875505850216627249275188556901373882699653922548128353831313768262663352775419655788894431033565946240624472336841943274254098472626392391459594463452360966146463660256187760519856981377002194658957121404808627912693189761310223623029098102217342688892085491430701016931619075580078980073560597038396948332879246906234416445844967154140159039980215363911 |
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.