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Project Euler Problem#12 solution in C++

Khuram Ali wrote 1 day ago: The sequence of triangle numbers is generated by adding the natural numbers. So the 7th triangle num … more →

Tags: project euler, divisor, Math, Number Theory, main function, dividend, remainder, Factoring, Project Euler Problem#12 solution in C++

Decided to put some coding on the blog itself

ansh bansal wrote 2 days ago: Was reading through this blog and found  a nice quote “a program a day keeps skill degradation … more →

Tags: Python, Programming, Programming Language

C++ - Fraction Class 2 comments

blenz3 wrote 3 weeks ago: Daily Program for 5/1/2013: Today we will continue looking at C++ classes and operator overloading w … more →

Tags: Computer Science, C Plus Plus Programming, C#, Programming, cs homework, mathematics, coding, operator overloading, Fraction

Should we teach Euclid's Algorithm in the Secondary Curriculum?

danpearcymaths.wordpress.com wrote 1 month ago: I can’t speak for every Mathematics graduate, or any graduate for that matter, but there … more →

Tags: number, Highest Common Factor, euclid's algorithm

18. Common Factors, Greatest Common Factor.2 comments

tahiriman wrote 1 month ago: Common factors are factors two or more numbers have in common. Common factors of 28 and 36 are 1, 2, … more →

Tags: Beginner, Factoring, greatest common factor, GCD, GCF

C - Least Common Multiple

blenz3 wrote 1 month ago: Daily Program for 4/7/2013: Let’s expand our knowledge base of fourth grade mathematics throug … more →

Tags: Computer Science, C++ Programming, C#, Programming, Software, technology, absolute value function, Least Common Multiple (LCM), C Programming Language

C - Greatest Common Divisor

blenz3 wrote 1 month ago: Daily Program for 4/6/2013: For today’s program, let’s implement a greatest common divis … more →

Tags: Computer Science, C++ Programming, C#, Software, technology, Math, Euclidean algorithm, Euclid, Number Theory

Calculate the gcd of more than two numbers

Dilawar wrote 2 months ago: You can use this python script. Download it and run it inside python interpretor or in terminal. Fol … more →

Tags: Algorithms, Python, GCD

Fractions2 comments

Susanne Nelson wrote 3 months ago: IMG_3416 (Photo credit: BjørnS) Fractions are everybody’s friends, or at least they can be.  T … more →

Tags: Math, Tutoring, Education, prealgebra, decimal, Fraction, least common multiple, Division (mathematics), Addition

Lecture 1. Overview of the course

chenrs wrote 7 months ago: CLAIM: This lecture note is based on design and analysis of algorithms presented by NPTEL, although … more →

Tags: algorithm, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, NPTEL

RSA Keys - Lack Randomness

NetSecurityIT wrote 1 year ago: A team of cryptographic experts has analysed more than 10 million public keys and discovered serious … more →

Tags: brute force, certificate, Compliance, Cryptography, encryption, Exploit, Internet Security Alerts, Network Security News, vulnerabilities

greatest common divisor

keshushivang wrote 1 year ago: The Greatest Common Divisor or gcd is the largest common factor between two numbers. In what follows … more →

Tags: greatest common divisior, GCD, set of numbers, negative numbers

"The first algorithm"1 comment

Adrian McMenamin wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia Euclid’s method of finding the highest common factor (or greatest common d … more →

Tags: euclid's algorithm, Euclidean algorithm, Highest Common Factor

Another example of a computer...

Lucas Wilkins wrote 1 year ago: Calculation of greatest common divisors is a quite complex problem for a digital computer, but not f … more →

Tags: Opinion, Random Stuff, Computers, natural computing, Pendulum

Project Euler 005

thecodeaddict wrote 1 year ago: Problem: 2520 is the smallest number that can be divided by each of the numbers from 1 to 10 without … more →

Tags: project euler, Project Euler, Python, brute force, efficient, ubuntu, Problem 5, least common multiple, euclidean

UFDs (Pt. I)5 comments

Alex Youcis wrote 1 year ago: Point of Post: In this post we discuss the most general “nice integral domain”, unique f … more →

Tags: Algebra., Ring theory, ring, rings, Prime, euclidean domain, PID, U.F.D., irreducible

PIDs (Pt. II)2 comments

Alex Youcis wrote 1 year ago: Point of Post: This is a continuation of this post. We now would like to discuss the notion of great … more →

Tags: Algebra., Ring theory, ring, rings, euclidean domain, pid's, GCDS, GCD domain

Mathematical primer, part 4

Robin wrote 1 year ago: After yesterday’s diversion on algebraic structures, we’re almost ready to move onto division. Subtr … more →

Tags: maths, Division, multiplicative inverses, divisibility, irreducible elements, Prime Numbers, unique factorization, Rational numbers, simplification of fractions

Compute the greatest common divisor of two ideals in ZZ[sqrt(-5)]

nbloomf wrote 1 year ago: Compute the greatest common divisor of the ideals and in . Recall that . Since , this ideal contains … more →

Tags: TAN:PD, computation, Ideal, algebraic integer ring


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