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Support text for a first course in number theory features the use of algebraic methods for studying arithmetic functions. Subjects covered include the Erdös-Selberg proof of the Prime Number Theorem, an introduction to algebraic and geometric number theory—the former by studying Gaussian and Jacobian integers, the latter through geometric methods in proving the Quadratic Reciprocity Law and in proofs of certain asymptotic formulas for summatory functions.
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Originally published in 1970 by Markham Publishing Co. (Chicago). This introductory text, developed for a first cours in number theory, for students who have studied calculus and have had an introduction to linear algebra. It uses the Gaussian and Jacobian integers to outline algebraic number theory and employs geometric methods in the proof of the
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The Theory of Numbers : An Introduction
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Dover Publications, Incorporated, 2001
ISBN 10: 0486414493
ISBN 13: 9780486414492
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