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Number Theory. Lecture 1 Divisibility and Modular Arithmetic (Congruences). Basic Definitions and Notations (1). N = {1,2,3,…} denotes the set of natural numbers Z = {…,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,…} denotes the set of integers. Basic Definitions and Notations (2). Divisibility (1) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Peter Burkhardt 1
Number Theory
Lecture 1
Divisibility and Modular Arithmetic (Congruences)
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Basic Definitions and Notations (1)
N = {1,2,3,…}
denotes the set of natural numbers
Z = {…,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,…} denotes the set of integers
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Basic Definitions and Notations (2)
Divisibility (1)Let a, b Z, a not equal to zero.We say a divides b if there existsan integer k such that
akb akb
akb
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Basic Definitions and Notations (3)
Divisibility (2)In this case we write
a|bSometimes we say that: b is divisible by a, or a is a factor of b, or b is a multiple of a
akb akb
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Basic Definitions and Notations (4)
Prime and Composite NumbersA natural number p > 1 is called a prime number, or, simply, prime, if it is divisible only by itself and by 1.
P = {2,3,5,7,…} denotes the set of prime numbers.Otherwise the number is called composite.
akb
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Properties of Divisibility
a|b ”a|bc for each integer c a|b and b|c ”a|c a|b and a|c ”a|(bx + cy) for any x, y Z a|b and a, b not equal to zero ”|a| |b|
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Division with Remainder
Let m ,a Z, m > 1.
Then, there exist uniquely determined
numbers q and r such that
a = qm + r
with
0 r < m
Obviously, m|a if and only if r = 0.
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Congruences
Let a, b Z, m N. We say
a is congruent to b modulo m
if
m|(a-b)
and we write
)( shorter, or, )(mod mbamba
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Congruence and Division with Remainder
)(mod mba
)(mod mba
Dividing a and b by m yields the same remainder.
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Basic Properties of Congruences
)(mod)(mod),(mod :tyTransitivi
)(mod)(mod :Symmetry
)(mod :yReflexivit
: ,,,
mcamcbmba
mabmba
maa
NmZcba
That is, congruence is an equivalence relation.
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Modular Arithmetic
Nkmba
mdbca
mdbca
mdcmba
NmZdcba
kk
)(mod :RulePower
)(mod :RuleProduct
)(mod :RuleAddition
then),(mod),(mod If
: ,,,,
0for )(mod :RuleFactor
)(mod :RulePower
)(mod :RuleProduct
)(mod :RuleAddition
then),(mod),(mod If
: ,,,,
ccmcbca
Nkmba
mdbca
mdbca
mdcmba
NmZdcba
kk
”Demonstration
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Little Fermat’s Theorem
)(mod
)(mod11
paa
pap
p
)(mod11 pa p
Let a Z, and p prime. If p does not divide a, then
For all a Z we have
)(mod paa p
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Have you understood?
How can you write the following statements
using congruences? (a, b, r Z, mN)
1. m|a
2. r is the remainder of a divided by m
Using congruences, give a sufficient condition
for
m|a if and only if m|b
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Practice (Handouts)