Factor Info
| ID | 141000 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3655 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 122878383693246624542602916604179132242561749821396785394107609505612262050944932238899055268391299437506054776198007987099147340373715634444484187984759264035826138466348107382766703932249744967294200166731754657711701385819124363291137964845748167652571367357129590291523181973213667496006880172749331061695788999475854250135945461820135206325873318272794631545070977532999140289158056722368318772812543308908088407286641334158486022886124879733287831138027005891331540718003832676225306315119093817750523033574893028883598908942233907950339096698743166141415681538834272011749770997546113339911845419953414552144210464608658716425260797788774324087966444276393730889897045566785032269849311731494963471643157621831894500341928586885855020643579189729821304512761430177989109401089239442778316621047397306475071268665536093429247683245354685092828030888534599713738431491990148953465073901581945249618274756488668967566543612281486925308041380789646931073102040476666232109369656084129048109425377733861426959956655951901262649088106042066185135847593148717788477804212456686375279151820161574346957 |
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.