Factor Info
| ID | 136098 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3708 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1483036390065963273467121477174029112533354227583759089821873716166193389025572633745022283284394891207964953378769750460855606187183783938437739625067360826314058729619870117886658349463930870186299794006707622434383486664048261040280928819889113910349016855357722241487600199167316062113123585258207135627216948414909362355840196591551607760807900730753333465466161410662295657389126148098072850440531181680075225663276492685781570801500641100567760234849974672438207574645477354633707008031925414678449984525698245923469752885117974058386373099228510486908761406697366638125534339374308247513508893940295332431801172927264777242129734118360340186326868955615855594689658013045163827565327921255657601428056519162308008291382015825648866425502895594483974560714532874143145972150947785503797392514429784444881154288155538385289262269819568604602530497186910879254211918590814122997690352212016255269535021732200195613851911203614147882457010857431882481361448199460319322087039721611852727793589495982985085101110524559980247838715025657593989372039960688661416897639925152170818207350210381217586297960416813894787 |
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.