Factor Info
| ID | 136100 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3668 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 951640590376017088117808410339204116387047419589096176945216182576598645823641398093883057966459490727508241802635301616972368819352731957806216872172182036985830093880619758616534357417693585732455245934247845172720767133348134029898187710793853851855953959980083277469938936907677181789092857770900961319902239514818700913582209839505928077072460742516676181492583134678503767963231282444636710725157284178392772514906444495981885195413515884843943676112379136887464034127240003385734605553794466326673336188981414608340147335381362253562678953919759607861698685994796782431650386537233015770489192835084482073916600247015571929483913396847628475493421983190626086792885225005866732065397018267026862111702656525137266622143496971477137912331145333599183094478856665385867935961628811384872623779466195523809757961624229098319219847829516342093310084928582546336817986804637994830039704895036608803451133476323931520744896622965093705711763671558103633434581338259307411179286520835328123398269285829302437465694675562759743913648790994351912785744718100247127070071369084164698659121756662484833007129 |
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.