Factor Info
| ID | 136265 |
| Size | 1090 digits / 3618 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1288113767639828373482848507275630281418004776202872922731521495581475601373994189531900009028032138926980990438942871249370076183782860798880840794731490963870758797514686899336017710007890925635857097906845550231553379055078519147687311735583580905195232660812560788727379354941083087151761985064471340809981040870619298394849433799599925359837416095156816271110939137068580407880314212162163602962439467699817592583986678044303246724825074656166264877239716110164184837629591461613831621003686637203553061139808543579583945036871781897495428986234442191179054889715136941299852683051351860069019061306334913898325595460944113076482981025382452045816007428089427213767496418899539825219366124328598871351196662077311573491077196368876090221422903317495322223850832789380654502237586531837004711270406851775051097998961648342123667119157753174372707286628885320556862527845304365225657145412002251218763059395552706679704338837972474064134485804605053667101262331529748801654380627623142990681160585486723585049730310297738028272914689358544247397282593850294247470342683186449065148911071 |
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.