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The following pages link to On distinguishing prime numbers from composite numbers (Q594912):
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- A cyclotomic generalization of the sequence \(\gcd(a^n-1, b^n-1)\) (Q259491) (← links)
- Primality test for numbers of the form \(A p^n + w_n\) (Q491620) (← links)
- Factoring on a computer (Q799723) (← links)
- Small exponent point groups on elliptic curves (Q873842) (← links)
- Some uses of microcomputers in number theory research (Q912884) (← links)
- Computing in general Abelian groups is hard (Q1070820) (← links)
- The generation of random numbers that are probably prime (Q1118632) (← links)
- The influence of computers in the development of number theory (Q1164656) (← links)
- An appraisal of computational complexity for operations researchers (Q1173532) (← links)
- Recent developments in primality proving (Q1297591) (← links)
- Primality test for numbers \(M\) with a large power of 5 dividing \(M^{4}-1\). (Q1401290) (← links)
- Randomized algorithms over finite fields for the exact parity base problem. (Q1578505) (← links)
- Generalized strong pseudoprime tests and applications (Q1582299) (← links)
- Greatest common divisors and Vojta's conjecture for blowups of algebraic tori (Q1725695) (← links)
- A faster pseudo-primality test (Q1758643) (← links)
- Prime-number algorithm for public-key systems (Q1816016) (← links)
- Short effective intervals containing primes (Q1869779) (← links)
- Fast generation of prime numbers and secure public-key cryptographic parameters. (Q1895963) (← links)
- Complete congruences of Jacobi sums of order \(2l^2\) with prime \(l\) (Q2097506) (← links)
- Strong pseudoprimes to base 2 (Q2097530) (← links)
- Special factors of holomorphic eta quotients (Q2237397) (← links)
- Faster polynomial multiplication over finite fields using cyclotomic coefficient rings (Q2274408) (← links)
- Compositions with the Euler and Carmichael functions (Q2581052) (← links)
- Finding strong pseudoprimes to several bases (Q2701572) (← links)
- Synchronization points and associated dynamical invariants (Q2847202) (← links)
- Information and computation: Classical and quantum aspects (Q3077099) (← links)
- Lower bounds on the lengths of double-base representations (Q3093429) (← links)
- An 𝑂̃(log²(𝑁)) time primality test for generalized Cullen numbers (Q3094297) (← links)
- Elliptic Curves and Primality Proving (Q3137447) (← links)
- Compositeness test with nodal curves (Q3174870) (← links)
- Cyclotomic Numbers and Jacobi Sums: A Survey (Q3298291) (← links)
- Prime values of polynomials and irreducibility testing (Q3331290) (← links)
- Proving primality in essentially quartic random time (Q3420438) (← links)
- Implementing the asymptotically fast version of the elliptic curve primality proving algorithm (Q3420443) (← links)
- Explicit Bounds for Primality Testing and Related Problems (Q3478501) (← links)
- Infinite Sets of Primes with Fast Primality Tests and Quick Generation of Large Primes (Q3828063) (← links)
- Algorithms in Algebraic Number Theory (Q4005808) (← links)
- A Rigorous Time Bound for Factoring Integers (Q4019632) (← links)
- The second largest prime divisor of an odd perfect number exceeds ten thousand (Q4257704) (← links)
- An application of Jacobi type polynomials to irrationality measures (Q4324075) (← links)
- Classroom Notes (Q4359679) (← links)
- Classroom Notes (Q4360744) (← links)
- Classroom Notes (Q4360745) (← links)
- Primality Test Via Quantum Factorization (Q4488254) (← links)
- Squarefree smooth numbers and Euclidean prime generators (Q4592730) (← links)
- New amicable pairs of type $(2,2)$ and type $(3,2)$ (Q4780384) (← links)
- It is easy to determine whether a given integer is prime (Q4829920) (← links)
- Some results on pseudosquares (Q4878556) (← links)
- FLAT PRIMES AND THIN PRIMES (Q4931122) (← links)
- The third largest prime divisor of an odd perfect number exceeds one hundred (Q4942797) (← links)
