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contains the world's largest collection of number theoretic functions, many based on specially developed algorithms.
Primes and their Distribution »
Prime
—
the
n
th
prime
PrimeQ
—
test for primality
NextPrime
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PrimePi
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LogIntegral
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Zeta
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ZetaZero
Integer Factorization
FactorInteger
—
find the factors of an integer
SquareFreeQ
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PrimePowerQ
Divisibility
GCD
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LCM
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Divisible
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CoprimeQ
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ExtendedGCD
EulerPhi
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MoebiusMu
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JacobiSymbol
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KroneckerSymbol
Congruences
Mod
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PowerMod
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MultiplicativeOrder
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PrimitiveRoot
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ChineseRemainder
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PowerModList
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CarmichaelLambda
Divisors
Divisors
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DivisorSigma
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DedekindEta
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EllipticTheta
Partitions
IntegerPartitions
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PartitionsP
▪
StirlingS1
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StirlingS2
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BellB
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FrobeniusNumber
Representations as Sums of Powers
SquaresR
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PowersRepresentations
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EllipticTheta
Digit Representations »
IntegerDigits
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FromDigits
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DigitCount
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IntegerExponent
Analytic Number Theory
Zeta
▪
RiemannSiegelZ
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RiemannSiegelTheta
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LerchPhi
RamanujanTau
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RamanujanTauL
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RamanujanTauTheta
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RamanujanTauZ
Algebraic Number Theory »
AlgebraicNumberNorm
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NumberFieldDiscriminant
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