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An Introduction to Number Theory by J. J. P. Veerman



Book Contents :-
PART-I INTRODUCTION TO NUMBER THEORY 1. A Quick Tour of Number Theory 2. The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic 3. Linear Diophantine Equations 4. Number Theoretic Functions 5. Modular Arithmetic and Primes 6. Continued Fractions PART-II CURRENTS IN NUMBER THEORY: ALGEBRAIC, PROBABILISTIC, AND ANALYTIC 7. Fields, Rings, and Ideals 8. Factorization in Rings 9. Ergodic Theory 10. Three Maps and the Real Numbers 11. The Cauchy Integral Formula 12. The Prime Number Theorem PART-III TOPICS IN NUMBER THEORY 13. Primes in Arithmetic Progressions 14. The Birkhoff Ergodic Theorem

About this book :-
"An Introduction to Number Theory" by "J. J. P. Veerman" is a concise and accessible textbook that introduces the fundamentals of "number theory" for undergraduate students and self-learners. The book begins with basic concepts such as "divisibility", greatest common divisors, and prime numbers, establishing a strong foundation for more advanced topics. Veerman emphasizes clarity and logical progression, making it easier for readers to understand abstract mathematical concepts while providing a rigorous introduction to the subject. The text covers essential topics such as "congruences", modular arithmetic, and basic Diophantine equations, blending theory with practical examples to reinforce understanding. Each chapter includes exercises designed to develop problem-solving skills and deepen comprehension of key principles. The presentation is structured to gradually guide learners from simple arithmetic properties to more complex number theory ideas, ensuring a smooth learning curve. Veerman also highlights historical context and real-world applications, showing how number theory underpins fields such as "cryptography" and computer science. By integrating examples, exercises, and accessible explanations, the book serves both as a classroom resource and a self-study guide. With its focus on clarity, engagement, and practical relevance, Veerman’s textbook provides students with a solid grasp of the central ideas of number theory, preparing them for more advanced mathematical study.

Book Detail :-
Title: An Introduction to Number Theory by J. J. P. Veerman
Publisher: Portland State University
Year: 2022
Pages: 340
Type: PDF
Language: English
ISBN-10 #: 0321816196
ISBN-13 #: 978-0321816191
License: CC BY-NC 4.0
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About Author :-
The author J. J. P. Veerman is a mathematician and educator at "Radboud University Nijmegen", known for his work in "number theory" and teaching. He focuses on making abstract concepts clear and accessible, helping students build a strong understanding of fundamental mathematics. His work, "An Introduction to Number Theory", covers essential topics such as "primes", "divisibility", "modular arithmetic", and "congruences". The text provides a solid foundation for students and self-learners interested in exploring the theory and applications of number theory.

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