Factor Info
| ID | 138555 |
| Size | 1133 digits / 3764 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 98385644894705208316469988458438860729138189746804375502114653558695215811323534430906827273695480669706928864207877535448458347742679693521283919486984975112617758210500390230760125118040605718167627226819383433977867348170927578361913201764877188961000080410997557190824473309945137455849699075388970837936361382328684882102596084318399953012705531410253362111675650063025490516739017945139221578628805680804520788984959787978451588532971809958752706838504198555798092681306104820188428135803493174492638814621134508797952993461804747426679719645437221048030186966719103297084667196219357052053716986822657336792046474426262435210545400266041333356292143951142577449252015084721083171145925072416263905823893756865977541150173991803026145380907544441815562103285130532809100296910518378068913063658469649652934369267587033254347120363968454575064052286323302407366062950283794877005445847072500309788226733168019361439919680009369705564129677859313877643987934064994985380557360910717764129031485859411448247172998192577347284154199866570818345270709566914996192350961250517523453978501080390249843075641405974513239551766059196709 |
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.