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To find positive solution $(x,y)$ in integer satisfying equation $101x+37y=3819$

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To find positive solution $(x,y)$ in integer satisfying equation $101x+37y=3819$

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One of the conjugates of an algebraic integer must have absolute value $\geq$ 1

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How to compute $x_{2i}$ directly from $x_i$ in this $x^2 \mod N$ sequence?

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average number of primes of degree one which lie above p

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Show every prime $p\equiv 1,3$ (mod 8) can be written as $p=x^2+2y^2$

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A number $a$ is a primitive root mod $n$ if and only if $\{a, a^2 , . . . , a^{\varphi(n)}\}$ is a complete set of residues prime to n.

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Where’s the error in my factorial proof?

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score 134 · Answer 11 · 2026-04-15 10:18:03

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Is $n=13$ the only solution to this: $\pi\left(\sum_{i=1}^n\pi(i)\right)-1=n$.

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Catalan's conjecture: GCD of an algebraic expression

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To find positive solution $(x,y)$ in integer satisfying equation $101x+37y=3819$

One of the conjugates of an algebraic integer must have absolute value $\geq$ 1

Number theory question involving Wilson's theorem. How to solve??

How does passing to ideals solve the problem of unique factorization?

Meromorphic functions and the homotopy principle? What gives?

How to compute $x_{2i}$ directly from $x_i$ in this $x^2 \mod N$ sequence?

average number of primes of degree one which lie above p

Show every prime $p\equiv 1,3$ (mod 8) can be written as $p=x^2+2y^2$

A number $a$ is a primitive root mod $n$ if and only if $\{a, a^2 , . . . , a^{\varphi(n)}\}$ is a complete set of residues prime to n.

Where’s the error in my factorial proof?

Is $n=13$ the only solution to this: $\pi\left(\sum_{i=1}^n\pi(i)\right)-1=n$.

Catalan's conjecture: GCD of an algebraic expression

Combinatorics: difference of permuted elements is constant

Unique factorisation domain and units

Evaluation of quadratic form.

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