Factor Info
| ID | 140979 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3680 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3834226293251734346605032676192480817296919351489063800075803211183949128876940123701419089783023413831447928020996868344681434474958107699383416831834492829657594601739701341117605273032944683451411981728148612859363339140363470432160530995580875249872328378177093628225475371997187396704206115274217666584477269682991713222329816860117929332013480483811579230187723751867508791727645931605388078072142718256747078940954221063462685385639910064708259787187552491929698413418473345653429158526438612511545103760174813755740818247259173988292948615422649932844753675158138503346866305752671265956443655524872412880530326500692844028423974677480338522628834995416378413580298339011327955655198396074513317301674824490636725587159771679628508946172240488704319764518206960013581837884164559865318299026322946472772567476663324844885573010757887108163989005467558527358590612649150102181511881919795850539784658963861798132408885684277700034263733163566042367826867753682035540255833611102194172200046916091700325795784921792028980432195793570785159567644668810563034859876353336122033155483202507167590203269099 |
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.