Factor Info
ID | 138453 |
Size | 1128 digits / 3747 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 817717953585334254771838137445239056822770685484168054599169497086902892970628769745536105720618958882330782462217823432518702498950053836410449441781013358798407219050550790542807639931467989480444536677407590542153063491954766566888628926825314457093648252095894942934479666350354675939885373423444843710632880086781795600043349780795401041263571091095819600130797883639810916813468430119422770114807020094994879462961661788159488682794922363782428742394417955972189115252790142849765340832112299983258148679193338933366341196066634431212795475804668850757089875899601568770684177566532445506895010398093843061631294185571122091506633448901984925186706671323743650664161141762365890538160605536240732054571015081079635896820947833422784881111397283839283241170282648631145535889700861325562819492435450224033908398207654894868784203520157598933957018982479823371907383990631092320312676802450563676272943846732082280052419173656924100799728363453285426449806696645092050170022267973885941778560426039837783203712778421760128366848964550513843471790932343995173558489039124441497912072959775897793069708842571392527542510240727 |
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.