250 PROBLEMS.
IN ELEMENTARY
NUMBER THEORY
WACLAW SIERPINSK!
MODERN ANALYTIC AND COMPUTATIONAL
METHODS IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
ELSEVIER: NEW YORK: LONDON - AMSTERDAMISBN 0-444.00071-2
250 Problems
in Elementary
Number Theory
WACLAW SIERPINSKI
“250 Problems in Elementary Number
Theory” presents problems and their solutions
in five specific areas of this branch of mathe-
matics: divisibility of numbers, relatively
prime numbers, arithmetic progressions, prime
and composite numbers, and Diophantic
equations, There is, in addition, a section of
miscellaneous problems.
Included are problems on several levels of
difficulty—some are relatively easy, others
rather complex, and a number so abstruse
that they originally were the subject of
scientific research and their solutions are of
comparatively recent date. All of the solutions
are given thoroughly and in detail; they
contain information on possible generaliza-
tions of the given problem and further
indicate unsolved problems associated with
the given problem and solution.
‘This ancillary textbook is intended for
everyone interested in number theory. It will
bbe of especial value to instructors and
students both as a textbook and a source of
reference in mathematics study groups.ele eSATA Ulom ECM Gest fect al EreTh
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