Factor Info
| ID | 138565 |
| Size | 1157 digits / 3841 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12619466273938257619509315126516558130288278475993615570938653794368985749620107914588874124368575505135445699114885343118794736178258639440564232960994339367253657733475078072943548752494174273240346170748042484959452777734277932781389281805718076559664146009488925001561805452481172262018872787221766350518412379178590977438450737245503819769801491987996410521368204781446213848475052278208239970526986394255965889046263420566790514179890715482791581241356145711483610298404921110645949265673343832446517765348601712878799547537302797707292949787724587023911045870357618339414988705796701766883907824928848651021166575121457806577759139026515080718304920085855849935305032807108339074722420405029676988842058129437330528545035842747842853054070377020377642668146770921758913708273313790747434272403310777522478215907627234140679038170805305099537217441447561304212997379579611801348247957369718933483721981464503991686144068635376891278838813796339738740112068146754272079035455471460743998765039784958811523175714997124243682817523620314220565808776540438427218647907104852252983689804439963176567520694551177632653416559096286002767592416942789207374823 |
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.