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Common terms and phrasesalgebraic integers algebraic number field analytic arithmetic assertion assume automorphism Bernoulli numbers biquadratic Chapter character of order class number coefficients complex numbers congruence conjecture consider cyclic definition degree denote Dirichlet character divides Eisenstein Exercise exist fact finite field formula Gauss sums Geometry give Hecke character hypersurface implies infinitely many primes integral solution irreducible polynomials isomorphic Jacobi sums L-functions law of quadratic Legendre symbol Lemma modular monic polynomial Mordell multiplicative nontrivial nonzero number of elements number of points number of solutions number theory odd prime ordp points at infinity positive integer primary prime ideal prime number primitive root Proposition prove q elements quadratic number fields quadratic reciprocity quadratic residue rational numbers rational points rational prime reciprocity law relatively prime result follows Riemann hypothesis ring of integers root of unity Section solvable square subgroup Suppose unique factorization unit write Z/pZ zero zeta function Popular passagesPage 1 - God created the natural numbers, and all the rest is the work of man Page 2 - Vinogradov proved that every sufficiently large odd number is the sum of three odd primes, and in 1966 the Chinese mathematician Chen Jing-run (Ch'en Ching-jun) showed that every sufficiently large even integer is the sum of a prime plus a number with no more than two prime factors. References to this bookFrom other books
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