Factor Info
| ID | 138454 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3693 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 27527596960455225295367291019276049739982337723114601772044652752915004472979237451065111185461339927531055590368361553782528818322523084426159757885089382943646383041228643396994720488253633895199552396538517029546993779486381429908905177545265950625783505992014753028437949118425222631397901599727821270382432279137948542049131977425914497680517780477094822202385291475396422074671601845496055681197047728594569051368198667378546121468534596367690654159741685706584708826860160863326992202009897517426972371056239843862073022556327250448083014195339553854079811120679844747756214951335964519390794539979637573868471478237547675317614910041258753539294911346706191517408384856520245146746498323001662468372086492665987726299085482142336164903340411898525855884131837686229337987773793759795758011648907351096701542186796026301459265805263618547200766692923613383156248803155197659644770521896565789378312832722168995202453477537860328972815145298000660889500285656308894387701502689212678588916164494496068601208704507095189970175675344046091751870326732952182143394674735853168524935330973644154739363927667327 |
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.