Elements of number theory [Book] / I.M. Vinogradov ; translated from the fifth revised edition by Saul Kravetz.

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Vinogradov, I. M. (Ivan Matveevich), 1891-1983 [author.]

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Material type: Text

TextDescription: viii, 227 pages : 21 cmISBN:

9780486781655 (paperback)
0486781658 (paperback)

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512.7 23

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512.7

Summary: A very welcome addition to books on number theory."—Bulletin, American Mathematical Society Clear and detailed in its exposition, this text can be understood by readers with no background in advanced mathematics; only a small part requires a working knowledge of calculus. One of the most valuable characteristics of this book is its stress on learning number theory by means of demonstrations and problems. More than 200 problems and full solutions appear in the text, plus 100 numerical exercises. Some of these exercises deal with estimation of trigonometric sums and are especially valuable as introductions to more advanced studies. Translation

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A very welcome addition to books on number theory."—Bulletin, American Mathematical Society Clear and detailed in its exposition, this text can be understood by readers with no background in advanced mathematics; only a small part requires a working knowledge of calculus. One of the most valuable characteristics of this book is its stress on learning number theory by means of demonstrations and problems. More than 200 problems and full solutions appear in the text, plus 100 numerical exercises. Some of these exercises deal with estimation of trigonometric sums and are especially valuable as introductions to more advanced studies. Translation

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