Algebraic independence of certain numbers related to modular functions
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(6)- On algebraic relations for Ramanujan's functions
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- Number theoretic transforms with independent length and moduli
- On the algebraic independence of functions of a certain class
- On a criterion for algebraic independence applied to continued fractions
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