Factor Info
| ID | 140999 |
| Size | 1124 digits / 3732 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 23398299318579897860287915611915040015662451497769121813108738078882862330571109596791262812262567055816406269364605664350008019900479967686619221018973304351676953357683566294023224608261417909189940406950773756166065258955220288713854047642652744064674904905661027920171716337575081639645831079749166620807654295653074688838601273261792819124802409478717272258442125957382792484831792397913633050302792542726159817338075463547746506528720422830558811295619089249093091189025954805775614095738515495866984810857930600366173613475112727683489270566885880741804807895144356707578160638707083355580042620893287458135564021609437382392955526324549222322017550368864103006741833124737741568783277579867828449914411309958418862618300912261797689622269576033284600597590076048023803209657978571369051610411041918568879353585663712191330653169099815262240002518717225654391814157196847808734912485186766636409934436289225172352386930439449893781807485298977543599004882847916893827736306388241890521842493856538209534679207560736583879991228921040697220879916555013977914605724757188512745203185771111590338410321893812002284738857 |
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.