Factor Info
| ID | 138440 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3710 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4029017293499640889531044569919920859577804346202870707677426941859822269719931218557436071376600554378527439008088430440397639566648829056676857324167287163554443140697779488971711598039631514790252935112580588295105067048019618581277825827577130342854978946364800999638541272707359189570445107928185912984156044564235693942217446554369583813032380745106457876692954280879551143390034260110745162132413739451419759666539342733012319419070686960986430695052985777344328272766493304517435879639821826705548888183055919059494022959436778915706639411226185883417801412363375267869249253554308247078622312114698339680477070520608607558633040308698119434124325609507974766576859681544190760210709630765566989604356723950640549200095340536209859670198073458711595423340777857292930413432179179318929506691895176090547031127626095773988252212394929138428823330214865942363087244520658143968448010236539729100908759415384187138215261150076334259093462421440301108921539531200462896802868692420656611083333932465781714310096667858315243004554078685747674201538739239486943311710710538492279661001006701465431477799240886031059 |
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.