Factor Info
| ID | 136219 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3654 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 47957222174722447695851826388803260637727930300481540373591291209207043067965958631895467729375970897982894702737784363763957318269618787299885684985628664121446256246292969465562205842001482275685318497777916897697257497859968631716164046939089111902934097553893908958019673475629427432266813705707852504518658925582441900699158532903954832313448459481468223130680029342852489109727685608580604015491858972567038990014137924121664179657384792498710129216609516302126450726446508149291314206575307718267004666909053829549359909494980354149560910630708937984922677651258386037339512556216127602002120303527181760140932207436149953595843157301248426431744331630517320836060815442110043077321253919184532384954441589488707471587606699789526426783664640687083673015063361051350363367099316603806519059236765545253218366224673322533751780054646408150113961578950732884284822972661551499979177721620593904856585930214408392191577289254168250598297943634887812356570323379503623126950884210825042742570182837497110662312217616778521534381414944717406754486643578099355290600379963519570954013643207403374167 |
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.