Factor Info
| ID | 141082 |
| Size | 1107 digits / 3677 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 621955038207147008341108023423355795296271078325553666705679155899042185060234223400540929739699723062846739969951772325047499246227179130688357300169244295982861766379869373282983724349896319674742257342069851125049143311824952060605804898759574792153584819741419295858594647236745235908413504471682759762017001816435335650162897002084431828876155311967796672219479834176317049913771780472089703439650206194935931807855577119185712340828948556156582881165912646488828183093643353886912485123063225780085581840195094007655751215955687692913286855367506318547870100476823239729778839549346655820692219359233575380908552858032413006899369023653762904595541397299167622014067123100114935911895219736018629136911208607330633508579983088837517636114760985266060578716235085097656106426461968707326796504910314008468028417870675928105768662054162375860316668462930714440867242792180179521479662434583132884783750128663868160637861293229789999175309577237875643132350815932951027335123508176370245170193433122067925073796338590797193725703715818018431043701131166374800129193232490244713837990595734794588851236107 |
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.