Class Operators H, S, P and the Definition of a Variety
The class operators I, S, H, P and P_S, the inclusions and idempotency relations among their composites, and the identification of HSP as the variety-generating closure operator.
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The class operators I, S, H, P and P_S, the inclusions and idempotency relations among their composites, and the identification of HSP as the variety-generating closure operator.
Trial division and wheel factorisation, Fermat's difference of squares method, Lehman's improvement, and the role of these methods as a preprocessing stage.
The Pocklington-Lehmer N−1 test, partial factorisation requirements, the N+1 test with Lucas sequences, and combined methods.
Closure operators and closure systems, the correspondence with complete lattices, the finitary case and algebraic lattices, and Galois connections as the standard source of clos…
Cofree modules via Hom from the ring, the adjunction producing enough injectives, essential extensions, and the existence and uniqueness of injective hulls.
The periodic free resolution for a finite cyclic group, the resulting periodic cohomology, norm and difference maps, and Tate cohomology.
Cohomology of a direct product via Kunneth, cohomology of a free product as a direct sum, Mayer-Vietoris for amalgamated products, and the contrast between the two constructions.
Complete lattices, algebraic lattices, compact elements, and the theorem that a lattice is algebraic exactly when it is the lattice of closed sets of a finitary closure operator.
Inverse limits and their failure of exactness, the derived functor lim^1, the Mittag-Leffler condition, the Milnor sequence, and completion of filtered objects.
Complex multiplication, isogenies, the relation between CM curves and imaginary quadratic orders, Hilbert and Weber class polynomials, and the CM method for curve construction.
The Fermat test and its failure on Carmichael numbers, the strong probable prime test of Miller-Rabin, error bounds, deterministic base sets for bounded ranges, and Baillie-PSW.
Software for computing resolutions, Ext, Tor and group cohomology, together with the authoritative databases and the KEVOS policy on reproducing computed data.
Techniques for computing Ext: choice of variable, use of the long exact sequences, standard computations over the integers, and Ext for cyclic and finitely generated modules.
The resolvent method for determining Galois groups, the Frobenius cycle-type approach via Dedekind's theorem, transitive group classification by degree, and test polynomials.
Algorithms for the Jacobi symbol, testing quadratic residuosity, extracting square roots modulo a prime with Tonelli–Shanks and Cipolla, lifting to prime powers by Hensel's lemm…
The Pohst-Zassenhaus theorem, the Dedekind criterion, the radical and the ring of multipliers, and the Round 2 algorithm for computing the ring of integers.
Congruences as equivalence relations compatible with the operations, the construction of quotient algebras, and why congruences rather than subobjects are the general quotient d…
Simple continued fractions, convergent recurrences and best-approximation properties, Lagrange's periodicity theorem, and the expansion of a square root used for Pell's equation…
Convergence conditions for spectral sequences, first-quadrant and bounded cases, conditional convergence, and the failure modes including non-vanishing lim^1.
Ramification indices and residue degrees, the fundamental identity, Dedekind's theorem relating prime decomposition to polynomial factorisation modulo p, and computing valuations.
Group homology and cohomology as derived functors of coinvariants and invariants, equivalently as Tor and Ext over the group ring, with the basic properties and long exact seque…
Lie algebra cohomology as Ext over the enveloping algebra, invariants and coinvariants, the explicit description in degrees 0 and 1, and derivations.
Derivations and principal derivations, the semidirect product, complements and their conjugacy, and the interpretation of H^1 as classifying complements.
The derived category, localisation at quasi-isomorphisms, triangulated structure, derived functors in the modern sense, and the stable module category.
The AKS primality test — the polynomial identity it is based on, the algorithm and its correctness argument, the role of the auxiliary parameter r, complexity, later improvement…
Direct products, projection homomorphisms, factor congruences as the internal signature of a decomposition, directly indecomposable algebras and the limits of unique factorisation.
Direct sums and direct products of modules, their universal properties, the splitting lemma and equivalent characterisations of split short exact sequences.
Directly representable varieties, McKenzie's theorem that they are congruence-permutable, the classification of their directly indecomposable members, and the connection to the …
Finite probability distributions, conditional probability and independence, random variables, expectation and variance, Chebyshev and Chernoff bounds, the birthday paradox, hash…
The field discriminant, integral bases, the index of an equation order, and why computing the maximal order reduces to factoring the polynomial discriminant.
The ternary discriminator term, discriminator varieties, the Bulman-Fleming–Keimel–Werner representation theorem, and the exceptional package of structural properties that f…
Distributive and modular lattices, the self-duality of both conditions, and the forbidden-sublattice theorems that characterise them by the non-embeddability of M5 and N5.
How divisibility, division with remainder, ideals, greatest common divisors and the fundamental theorem of arithmetic fit together — the structural foundation for every modular …
Double complexes, the sign convention, the total complex by sum or product, and the two filtrations that give rise to spectral sequences.
The opposite category, the duality principle, dual pairs of notions in homological algebra, and the limits of formal duality.
Elementary substructures and extensions, the Tarski–Vaught test, the downward and upward Löwenheim–Skolem theorems, and the Skolem paradox.
The zeta function of a curve, the L-function as an Euler product, modularity and analytic continuation, and the Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture with its computational uses.
Goldwasser-Kilian and Atkin-Morain elliptic curve primality proving: the group order downstep, the CM method for avoiding point counting, certificate structure and verification.
Weierstrass forms, the discriminant and j-invariant, the group law with explicit formulas, torsion, and the structure of the group of points over finite fields.
The formal system of equational logic, its five inference rules, soundness, and Birkhoff's completeness theorem identifying derivability with semantic consequence.
The lattice of equivalence relations on a set, its identification with the partition lattice, why joins require alternating composites, and permutability as the condition that m…
The Euclidean and extended Euclidean algorithms with complexity analysis, computing modular inverses, Chinese remaindering in practice, multi-modular computation, and rational r…
Euler's totient function, its multiplicativity, Fermat's little theorem and Euler's theorem, the structure of the unit group ℤ*n, Carmichael's lambda and the primitive root theo…
Spectral sequences as successive approximations, pages and differentials, exact couples and their derivation, and the standard sources of spectral sequences.
Computing Ext by resolving either variable, the double complex proof that the two agree, and the practical consequences for choosing a computation.
Extensions of modules, equivalence of extensions, the Baer sum defined by pullback and pushout, and the resulting abelian group structure on Ext.
Squarefree decomposition, distinct-degree and equal-degree factorization, the Cantor–Zassenhaus algorithm, Berlekamp's linear-algebra method, irreducibility testing and construc…
Squarefree decomposition, distinct-degree factorisation by gcd with x^(q^d) − x, equal-degree splitting by Cantor-Zassenhaus, and Berlekamp's linear-algebra approach.