Factor Info
| ID | 222139 |
| Size | 1840 digits / 6110 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1356475157452750885198792328584855303454950942171317747802059729025435332553995749118867610192255050001031086816361663122096201887855153568437188239100363553728447579835699963611718498977219849815191081526367771145854745316832824816126109254033245680229655016563011867402099748157263798181648696544840429748163620795993984997307634304537085887198322079420826047452801767819681923444597117259048932335052101188972900023499792025254211146573091246148289717604606489803773624798431093384847875347079772542733457108973739766888543316603954467132461832055610303648990979379535206310807782254867463342449917345244174999955462946049885377600966911342049623874961972428742367528767130175460476412081537984171200325303550021157201751208588136005729091182577142512958205704172634983953740729669653966569775956128976021120782964953581977918058285506852490918609736833557662124475350246354746866640087390468761408625419390077846401731080593260258817712436172079497036505998358845832664572918402599192706825366413416170932375780293278316537570470434500962273084718464958741600625853775080282450196222877645870785104059454297118734350634019538705534807595394712807221468719563820335045224958693324562061135871663472991857621409604480156520618219238804583712844880438520788130891608828201377269733289253768441804906253016569126895543473665613763855064128880987797493459065304744601142092350849701165688257260183373457353806991688773431917090554421120395487943897406865680906905782228703260668728162038854012482635012356080802320295710369516463702772763828000902457193005739712015251092130167291497051234158135390464344218299645554277896926040043396784692770490186408916066673241937074662195482789229707071703323799191241739816549955616924746030180491172699477266002564355459118256238287799585757964296281684584278528454482690600650951770391557352796133741 |
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.