Factor Info
| ID | 206138 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3631 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7597146251571375937980932591820350130560645704246058469328936418064043536744100177971812055138512735527845928254351605781855172101707704597064162837212767252577736077399408955737502203216850662618974986449403115259391921065085647249691711193125823693213781700361134386726290773877378570778950151035451858588956314803747882383968685762410828518522381966740211062700417895532436719283038372528304214117403804401862439468983949919770771646678542830525383388866408167239223182498318404926776191942816484801163894544365075754956043575583685682999611333939613360812432991934346572568615873253481033576612889849749485422935832335362714027013521390343273880725532203016544223064084390979719127657771295154263035287102458863570683750978011147128693741014056830987423378498118396071440038780942746437494221781252115415262297969024455530618533963659551081754940674853821493927048582498762559122821139815087324110436361574290742516496237100840392571013427689978769380375536305933516981253708196517385844535221094304234388247061997566094345465613257692331426674118295201109078774875378047764982817964940071 |
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.