Factor Info
| ID | 140841 |
| Size | 1096 digits / 3641 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8740858665377525143787107041302832301320695240092709943186430723290102490730369861564212953590854110525536273087140735826656257533424228088826550271980599150713985644378641044641857544504041908422643445842359916462880741200622042274850867414483273069343206883888373398119388401720368447384521648092461445228698004593460633365685125778058530666614575825260437311398791431762129021846437412672285385044928202897384833938594973087425748944357989294360150181595466477988823774684904047443105370222012820806092048538583783932086195280156540514225138210071390835521542019655826274498632291484244877054397217823806765210549405956227065331453565243987302295533374949568163569673060316441106691411737704979299904723317475984362512977916265906268366247043620340058899922109144130826078148465029916142388836802514789754263792612323711049963714530291134469657255999111028156924020115209122348648473145297104852751268058045988539243791315110599176940684439065650130219284141903819237721917944506221257143798623770015059305690308101652732156275583520024062455589419021641214612338105763792208615872025982633031 |
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.