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Modular Arithmetic
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Modular Arithmetic
Part 1
What is a Modulus?25%
Modular Arithmetic 25%
The Pigeonhole Principle 0
Problem Solving with Modular Arithmetic 0%
Fermat's Little Theorem 25%
Euler's Theorem 25%
Lagrange's Theorem 0%
Wilson's Theorem 0%
Chinese Remainder Theorem 0%
Wolstenholme's Theorem 0%
Problem Solving 1 0%
Part 2
Sophie Germain's Theorem 0%
Quadratic Residues 0%
Primitive Roots Modulo p 0%
Legendre's Symbol 0%
Quadratic Reciprocity 0%
Problem Solving 2 0%
For Enthusiasts
Fast Matrix Multiply0%
Minkowski's Convex Body Theorem25%
Teacher's Notes
About this Book 0%
Common Student Errors 0%
Credits
Thanks to High School Mathematics Extensions/Further Modular Arithmetic from which much of this material was adapted.
Thanks to Wikipedia for original version of content on Quadratic reciprocity.
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