Factor Info
| ID | 138805 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3698 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1050132681546329816145731436326609057085690481924140720478471099209228502981720254542822748512756168311934394837620690286316318882343156094850752964884968702131318165103654584852251531041069482054776922788037437146124486283929249075604277583717516227153325591920414253321399894314692517011667722026646591686713675201412229067880996128916336069371965982461983746850089647084578452085737070852588794497144391505625157902055365765491613530899609801159070257822046035967982040441765756120234426400572259868738195197570897183664420569932840361876655289988532316572100770192729915937764167285520651156150545216112879162468447954423519219150841221027365124828418892819361447207508551642931895984176759444977813817568761768319088657094596675650016665279573395119102034194171003370099639078240477150767892585480392019220926711523443199199067100200728179674497155953580542574362513366424370511349874691117143614053294130369444286447936012011636326058389164717873988361672400986604868613647466420145079881725083153738188168541131887524636358959716565939222688229753960059782408205410141049916423507297802510541514306961503703 |
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.