Factor Info
| ID | 138705 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3657 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 469338607309724689195385439198440989630631702283241456568449769778979294306470007193891417308488833375472519996639555108314162191335289700842964827049303109581955917602900339982313214556692183977720777410138898165625802368993679004100357471625854248216922509395513581401963686990744009962831127738365594281336862749511408906032647330667807591844989690390008484875100920055183531990104975187818274754875373583522996399762506764867375195679195794913488046662241656385384054566102494181883975274786124413969888091413091483178709490994535624473233190396827285001568027588635593856563262876682495132754357123617106188398006369407108178995287232638768390958290387064133506865151314270648569872659764820553281651636234634503721356035539873128485473283201003633895804012055615347151766306784414702242583005049182571528452235162533618430343649013774072344165767411358412337868202937607757897450518106579490644563322664521165689887269144128179689437520820086562285443183317890809002228562716515427799303361241536832376751609451813344586194757504565415788758752464045124080735784702333749681774739260998170067703 |
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.