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Kevin Brown has a nice expository article Jewel of Arithmetic

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs

both of which are worth a look.

Edit: I just thought I'd add that there are 224 published proofs in Franz Lemmermeyer's list, and if you are using frames and if your institution subscribes to the online version of Mathematical reviews or Zentralblatt, then the reviews will appear in one of the frames.

Kevin Brown has a nice expository article Jewel of Arithmetic

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs

both of which are worth a look.

Edit: I just thought I'd add that there are 224 published proofs in Franz Lemmermeyer's list, and if you are using frames and if your institution subscribes to the online version of Mathematical reviews or Zentralblatt, then the reviews will appear in one of the frames.

Kevin Brown has a nice exposition here:

(oops! I can only give one link, but you can find it if you google: "Jewel of Arithmetic" Kevin Brown. Once at the site it is the 15th item down on the left side).

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs here:

http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~hb3/rchrono.html

both of which are worth a look.

Edit: I just though I'd add that there are 224 published proofs in Franz Lemmermeyer's list, and if you are using frames and if your institution subscribes to the online version of Mathematical reviews or Zentralblatt, then the reviews will appear in one of the frames.

Kevin Brown has a nice expository article Jewel of Arithmetic

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs

both of which are worth a look.

Edit: I just thought I'd add that there are 224 published proofs in Franz Lemmermeyer's list, and if you are using frames and if your institution subscribes to the online version of Mathematical reviews or Zentralblatt, then the reviews will appear in one of the frames.

Kevin Brown has a nice exposition here:

(oops! I can only give one link, but you can find it if you google: "Jewel of Arithmetic" Kevin Brown. Once at the site it is the 15th item down on the left side).

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs here:

http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~hb3/rchrono.html

both of which are worth a look.

Kevin Brown has a nice exposition here:

(oops! I can only give one link, but you can find it if you google: "Jewel of Arithmetic" Kevin Brown. Once at the site it is the 15th item down on the left side).

and Franz Lemmermeyer has compiled a list of all published proofs here:

http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~hb3/rchrono.html

both of which are worth a look.

Edit: I just though I'd add that there are 224 published proofs in Franz Lemmermeyer's list, and if you are using frames and if your institution subscribes to the online version of Mathematical reviews or Zentralblatt, then the reviews will appear in one of the frames.