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An experimental introduction to number theory

Author: Benjamin Hutz
Publisher: Providence, Rhode Island : American Mathematical Society, [2018]
Series: Pure and applied undergraduate texts, 31.; Sally series (Providence, R.I.)
Edition/Format:   Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Presents material suitable for an undergraduate course in elementary number theory from a computational perspective. It seeks to not only introduce students to the standard topics in elementary  Read more...

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Genre/Form: Textbooks
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Benjamin Hutz
ISBN: 9781470430979 1470430975
OCLC Number: 999672103
Description: xii, 313 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Contents: Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Integers --
1.The Integers and the Well Ordering Property --
2.Divisors and the Division Algorithm --
3.Greatest Common Divisor and the Euclidean Algorithm --
4.Prime Numbers and Unique Factorization --
Exercises --
ch. 2 Modular Arithmetic --
1.Basic Arithmetic --
2.Inverses and Fermat's Little Theorem --
3.Linear Congruences and the Chinese Remainder Theorem --
Exercises --
ch. 3 Quadratic Reciprocity and Primitive Roots --
1.Quadratic Reciprocity --
2.Computing mth Roots Modulo n --
3.Existence of Primitive Roots --
Exercises --
ch. 4 Secrets --
1.Basic Ciphers --
2.Symmetric Ciphers --
3.Diffie --
Hellman Key Exchange --
4.Public Key Cryptography (RSA) --
5.Hash Functions and Check Digits --
6.Secret Sharing --
Exercises --
ch. 5 Arithmetic Functions --
1.Euler Totient Function --
2.Mobius Function --
3.Functions on Divisors --
4.Partitions --
Exercises --
ch. 6 Algebraic Numbers --
1.Algebraic or Transcendental Note continued: 2.Quadratic Number Fields and Norms --
3.Integers, Divisibility, Primes, and Irreducibles --
4.Application: Sums of Two Squares --
Exercises --
ch. 7 Rational and Irrational Numbers --
1.Diophantine Approximation --
2.Height of a Rational Number --
3.Heights and Approximations --
4.Continued Fractions --
5.Approximating Irrational Numbers with Convergents --
Exercises --
ch. 8 Diophantine Equations --
1.Introduction and Examples --
2.Working Modulo Primes --
3.Pythagorean Triples --
4.Fermat's Last Theorem --
5.Pell's Equation and Fundamental Units --
6.Waring Problem --
Exercises --
ch. 9 Elliptic Curves --
1.Introduction --
2.Addition of Points --
3.Points of Finite Order --
4.Integer Points and the Nagel-Lutz Theorem --
5.Mordell --
Weil Group and Points of Infinite Order --
6.Application: Congruent Numbers --
Exercises --
ch. 10 Dynamical Systems --
1.Discrete Dynamical Systems --
2.Dynatomic Polynomials --
3.Resultant and Reduction Modulo Primes Note continued: 4.Periods Modulo Primes --
5.Algorithms for Rational Periodic and Preperiodic Points --
Exercises --
ch. 11 Polynomials --
1.Introduction to Polynomials --
2.Factorization and the Euclidean Algorithm --
3.Modular Arithmetic for Polynomials --
4.Diophantine Equations for Polynomials --
Exercises.
Series Title: Pure and applied undergraduate texts, 31.; Sally series (Providence, R.I.)
Responsibility: Benjamin Hutz.

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