Factor Info
| ID | 141118 |
| Size | 1151 digits / 3821 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12112674476534836396711200707711768176152658709359713894814784193507303235731424247865658926753625249147661665570460275284861685715697500870970614969971368766332287513478295904766770476987848796766036865219251763701424640283668001950657966937645863255626964073666646449894448634973024947035135356369133995277525145695605765045641488673532789962322410783369336908319224962354732540336311929910575131444488698213904667945589199063683024161050427999854347380629917075756946627312624589606369800204582675682165143474736658628345315523874162115323849348195533162704739113738497730302818537485784220969915390937447970174637502554006754704423098526562558782845878649554151014354423977919159871312074639016257552843674945003936255706947673963310618002821721595322747468193734707857229432871005537736207071712690728271128047277684373294707963076309329258292719627822994479685455169820586619871976058367513044288992849671545735620327398691254605126297306127366721166767787075971650835421554654254900064683834797362802493648435859504787789175751758288517240741560315942519236795818375247611031500975764580927993487250043086397955005689871900619790965677209648817 |
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.