Number Theory

Fermat's theorem, prime numbers, algebraic number theory, Euler's theorem, congruences, modulo.

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  1. Ian M

    Just posted this on the intro site, but think I should have posted here. Oops

    Ian M, Mar 13, 2022
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    BobLeMagnifik
    Jun 26, 2022
  2. paulejking

    Not a Mersenne prime, but what is it?

    paulejking, Jul 26, 2021
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    BobLeMagnifik
    Jun 26, 2022
  3. ter

    Is Fermat's "Last Theorem" really Fermat's theorem?

    ter, May 15, 2022
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    106
    ter
    May 15, 2022
  4. in2infinity

    Is zero a cardinal number?

    in2infinity, Apr 20, 2022
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    65
    MathLover1
    Apr 24, 2022
  5. DmitriMartila777

    Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture

    DmitriMartila777, Apr 23, 2022
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    DmitriMartila777
    Apr 23, 2022
  6. PixelEight

    Is there any truth to this?

    PixelEight, Apr 18, 2021
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    381
    Country Boy
    Jan 16, 2022
  7. olgaSamara

    About the "Hoppa's numbers" (according to Petrov and not only...)

    olgaSamara, Aug 24, 2021
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    320
    perotinus1983
    Dec 19, 2021
  8. perotinus1983

    Variations on Ulam

    perotinus1983, Dec 18, 2021
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    183
    perotinus1983
    Dec 18, 2021
  9. olgaSamara

    Are there "Petrov primes" for a > 5000 ?

    olgaSamara, Aug 19, 2021
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    296
    olgaSamara
    Aug 24, 2021
  10. MDV

    Binets formula (Fibonacci numbers) - eliminating root(5)

    MDV, Jan 18, 2020
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    paulejking
    Jul 26, 2021
  11. fluo2005

    Where are all the prime numbers hidden?

    fluo2005, Feb 25, 2021
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    437
    paulejking
    Jul 26, 2021
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