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Results tagged with computational-number-theory
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Computational Number Theory is for explicit calculations or algorithms involving anything of interest to number theorists.
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Why is integer factoring hard while determining whether an integer is prime easy?
Let me give a slightly different example. The Baumslag-Gersten group is a one-relator group with the presentation $\langle a, b \mid [a, a^b] = a\rangle$. This has a Dehn function which grows faster t …
