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Computational number theory / Modular arithmetic / Multiplication / Euclidean algorithm / Greatest common divisor / Multiplicative inverse / Coprime / Modulo operation / Extended Euclidean algorithm / Mathematics / Integer factorization algorithms / Number theory
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Computational number theory
Modular arithmetic
Multiplication
Euclidean algorithm
Greatest common divisor
Multiplicative inverse
Coprime
Modulo operation
Extended Euclidean algorithm
Mathematics
Integer factorization algorithms
Number theory

CS 70 Fall 2003 Discrete Mathematics for CS Wagner

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