Factor Info
| ID | 140901 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3716 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 236543292471913867049396651827008191925952898398361456148640514448519761043043568329724709459666761984447835831976380698908145293888022091638097005752481911989224102075817479376670399321685536823383903591866952702243063591729185817123347023938647686947616265706872882821293141806252758898784555449960477582356476042909282966325777746967555021383837565321249311851233619356540466636524321531001129963105068215830082343963067516502225438011312280466577935719006904748991595201943782759453163745081319665523687535969769343557025350645357536460093388237164673824620377013485068601865509220111934294465699990949389488178455495978302790745591723945848988386670425421441742173568775167975513749450166869114726575731026564810329253262946937212800953719887835568760273775960978280875332233591917103556832836806503162122171373719282022833958452180220990180933322239538200873253865533070581074994945654752433196631882560026776159055097883138147969064452339915721855443480816108247591696880743096839888238171854093329496820770151492031615200486056703005573760600570212240758779759960417334504568055675669184557401651108492067435921 |
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.