Factor Info
| ID | 138756 |
| Size | 1103 digits / 3663 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 31248323059057932956206737883443637814798740075784072668345374709829677546814163758907259289667212670410653824080849940556498260811888092783754574444450731658674663843848671247735126864521024518402238568700736690188496778032478492787950527074434982926487324961761309202788893556975807744824602206542110214824039922415224823077208701938161043803107949571392409996574563492317790391939697858780514251522471565038806504972345837505541439045799730455751878492321947852577183325197795357536763259116601092741458102408722023886899074754388976107067425930907600832138601974508274429819062681823025228883337872730317112267431321253056219372228523596550709072359139474143808007867214533939119476865679947505911837814819084975457792892795588696852897844521522614626935185138750314567023450263671283438174242335099109713840798346932445513887049344040859265082225643131726989397124144923827741040084669646119793538456562317276342443484443564532006129762735411208018338793081702057850185099242227514863772806212128146974713544144833223925491000435579591646914045163204033545964507290782194362163386644411897169255173 |
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.