Factor Info
| ID | 136115 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3658 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1123326153430900566441483828519802249194273051937454747781907182517614150397990219167627844476355084135612907485389030073064215525980400994761755190998029992400968611158472481114174310096607795178789506454725288125957380568946030207757025116106024314298108467755083095452170198253182884401123502587382961926401211428352581608341893623399064059869934575399738967921422769481639816941303828947275748263197420798043666465502071131503147544015900040012047757979414333312761386264944731426606683635160073789505222498807360185565843664851390936099811085565375326816401041389939914608252331705892167699459714677566069180919546340789232050469832862599447602095771945078073483036002182931707959076596267426092370885649334096978331506712754070711762330604017401651509436863913081021855704854281660849468267753221394762435674073001724734008740436799321479214086187339079027970551093044453751519634837579675035624684945722536637782640242300634822891884594536533166738375709699807782445391839683395735712433290719276614390571515540287986492179812406785485950999256077840917329000827676244288633298873489428002826029 |
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.