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Congruences between Fermat quotients
After further thought, I realized that most of these congruences are all immediate consequences of the well-known property of Fermat quotients
$$ q_p (a^n) \equiv n q_p (a) \pmod{p} $$
along with the …
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Number of primes of the form $a^m \pm b^n$ with $a,b$ both prime and $\leq 89$
In an answer to my own question, I showed that if $p$ is an odd prime and $p=a^m \pm b^n$ with positive integers $a,b$ relatively prime to $p$, then $p$ does not simultaneously divide the Fermat quoti …
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Computation of inverses modulo p followup
In responding to
Fast computation of multiplicative inverse modulo q
I mentioned an algorithm for computing the inverse of $a \mod p$ different from the extended Euclidean algorithm, hoping that so …
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Congruences between Fermat quotients
This a repost of a question I asked at Stack Exchange:
https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/35264/congruences-for-fermat-quotients
I didn't get a complete answer to my question, so I'm trying …
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Inequality between two sums over numbers of divisors
(cross-posted from Math SE)
For a given integer $b \geq 1$, let $D_b(m)$ be the number of positive divisors of $m$ that are less than $b$, and let $d_b(m)$ be the number of divisors of $m$ that are c …
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Implementation for computing Shintani domains
By "Shintani domain", I mean a fundamental domain for the action of the totally positive units of a totally real number field k with $[k \colon \mathbb{Q}]=n$ (or more generally, those congruent to 1 …
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Fast computation of multiplicative inverse modulo q
Instead of going all the way to the GCD with the Euclidean algorithm and working backwards to find a multiplicative inverse, you can go straight to the multiplicative inverse with the Euclidean algori …
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Why are they called L-functions?
Many have suggested that it comes from "Lejeune", as in "Johann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet". I have never seen this properly sourced and have often wondered if the claim is legitimate.
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Chapters 1--4 of the Artin-Tate notes on Class Field Theory
In his preface to "Rapport sur la Cohomologie des Groups", Serge Lang says that those notes "provided missing chapters to the Artin-Tate notes on class field theory". It is available in english trans …
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Modified radical group of a Kummer extension
If $K/k$ is a degree $p$ Kummer extension of number fields (so $k$ contains the $p^r$th roots of unity for some $r \geq 1$ --- let's also assume $K/k$ is not generated by $p$-power roots of unity), I …
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Growth rate for the average of the entries in the fundamental period of the continued fracti...
(Cross-posted from stackexchange: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1976296/what-is-known-about-the-average-of-the-partial-quotients-in-the-fundamental-peri)
I'd like references concerning th …
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Ray class groups through binary quadratic forms
(Cross-posted from https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/2029407/ray-class-groups-through-binary-quadratic-forms)
If $d$ is the discriminant of a quadratic number field, then the primitive classes …
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Relation between valuation of p-adic regulator of totally real field and its finite p-unrami...
For each prime number $p$ and number field $k$, there exists at least one extension $k_{\infty}/k$ with Galois group isomorphic to $\mathbb{Z}_p$, the cyclotomic $\mathbb{Z}_p$-extension. If $k_p/k$ …
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Proof that pi is transcendental that doesn't use the infinitude of primes
I just taught the classical impossible constructions for the first time, and in finding my class a reference for the transcendence of pi, I found a dearth of distinct proofs. In particular, those tha …
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Name of a difference of continuants
I am getting ready to publish the manuscript
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1408.4631v2.pdf
and I am trying to do due diligence on a quantity I study before it gets published. (This is cross-posted from Name …