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Computational Number Theory is for explicit calculations or algorithms involving anything of interest to number theorists.
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About the complexity of some operation involving integers
There are two integers: $A, B$. Given the below four allowed operations (and only them):
$A+1$, $A-1$, $\sqrt{A}$, $A^2$
Also, it is only allowed to take the square root of $A$ when this square root y …
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