Factor Info

ID 138200
Size 904 digits / 3002 bits
Status composite
Value 3692080165319593186945564729858606811974171952731163550362992295920301124636264334820642655749802764114979947162160554397579961898545936590142494646837519930662253415466321180500801026400884699776398400289093213955464079758241221585280618029145875184364391686851842360968720323093855440386295546311018239324604679091379943282365792594386051892150719897916939131391489786082517055750313987994083060720729362075964738777805150664564458779422095476725163268200738602939272134932206841214287485829888115810397983389903312278462054213107122330070345350438679033049600468729028730702629553672491320574271403218293339747590851959401711472551899006454246239812257297307223384771345826628041292219430768127460729675932960815910238285789713808581362171589109803880220316804631316158918987516758870452522202617173882037614080149296879225513536108858838154677933745320106415763026562957396532519660137254058081680557

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 138201) 56911419919171667083660273 (proven prime)
(ID: 138202) 64874153035774943345057167963693595439606214753409347060608660734188243436923346084824073784220176422107115629288111359188357116924773330128803577569983864897157856702912709483593422244823177826584875544632903089414591793547942836258045106437250778609154176330996054322432807556238721738612680375617909602751832158476556871929708914376603230261796465720111183035952494120807266091528052669957806696243709683268000473777298028554712215427901621032304476063092207484056518087202181454941328053166446531083717892130779406159606400491719988639466372430367322358477339359906619983299496083978300778159711708853690098715899978830560134331426319200269885235901106093411502834471252816857456119622993479813403005335997330518193412123530217374386500846971659743396137431365595621748169181531535123787703814573030170431964628780961494007139288327131903189926157892487163796453576758339709 (composite)

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.