Factor Info
| ID | 138666 |
| Size | 1162 digits / 3860 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7538882405042060111252817521104573921130812479575644216060385996976674622035879844351286008935338046883675352177734441157072273799486608498979038371134787845576103624263227635995014444580915808535615722653106491477282296621656500325269594873862393919304937397196762533132564145027268233711705278899379811379404927544591318114431218387332780020510069245434349244012015144278342207710968898207832701015564465903403073166782244127754039059050280422450972773219420170524416686947137515849554136550969323948078746833013260910087581521205378399545688296116431932455463859006680610500035147483235596026519425247732021510328171359557342911613570401673429289998945891335550493635708587401967525328497748900116363969647132520696685586263753002686943548801282648233107779718731677980545337562554208870809531251050729723131986567493115730503799575991977698668011488881667912530285126994463562131982597945128399206607513038175019647580087817281299695844454691474449334644006761476080229340768220808884447517668341771060161229753531730283259457600121031138210083550456725764337257992233805966566403594404979239300247841772079801373989412979765276897370019717593674454439316107 |
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.