Factor Info
| ID | 136138 |
| Size | 1092 digits / 3626 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 321272763522540445138696675176316011885481896661392815482437976647174066453717955373598960159321618057572725308427134995379748303140060272249305135624429485656457094823665665973978045166813902299955204177443535987577041798095061736259906256963738740513522437613905569590461718130407811189850218281944509377658283841225622268925917958693217924338250418392061615803683105939210273183130543406110681492524523220333313743762935423773831093173687949015738568880221287349892026185181867997076138756998584323568551436718427033546790311829063180375233665610844160733774743342800709120592138909349946853743153301342740743312810506843264161332684313918018150014778732118305401570571458043394147421243591308104190472068592270999456251777045147342492345743093043883663907677390840837563006249104114597549117136441910475638833093793612666581344228741450227377755599598842278012736707572099763344698880378638673068145123781318103360283451263235754024832817580657428663161239541213685699561747744468600668652975130000255116886331910783241957610157510148120740604296893727471406413639643902317752969564823021 |
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.