Factor Info
| ID | 141021 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3667 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 542965388038933522939686913715484043959225091579321109588117466214406927566124924964449840336333072836511884881667260357586659609362515006726239214531016060375017313079017794128391826636916804356399102783748576573933166812100258199738836101642525068405258761823452165299312375035535778373916435310857764232222128813545077854899905107864937307297160500645407164770424116407754003351947806311042838439900329977244390300697942436901304439002939479126369500044801058261927924234687247300199542257825230008099732561350956595715234053933087460459204506458891676324902194907362631569076629739905748475581779217515719665485828518055393747337007836029345372477115894296608489355726585641179178334630031477805044659121647035401328156371812179958232755292869768060610514177646306510434936224206319685747826929094551872234509030454381213548002246412445166901748825847762361320068573728200146191072871710603603419001391354901469907244631023821431290130542763788769380968141691019415022961500313056422121505897118233710999948609218491961575415341688439519397618677402793448418579535915209232455251791549734163660362709 |
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.