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A prime is said to be a Wolstenholme prime if it satisfies the congruence . For such a prime , we establish an expression for given in terms of the sums (. Further, the expression in this congruence is reduced in terms of the sums (). Using this congruence, we prove that for any Wolstenholme prime we have
Moreover, using a recent result of the author, we prove that a prime satisfying the above congruence must necessarily be a Wolstenholme prime. Furthermore, applying a technique...
Let be a prime, and let be the Fermat quotient of to base . In this note we prove that
which is a generalization of a congruence due to Z. H. Sun. Our proof is based on certain combinatorial identities and congruences for some alternating harmonic sums. Combining the above congruence with two congruences by Z. H. Sun, we show that
which is just a result established by K. Dilcher and L. Skula. As another application, we obtain a congruence for the sum modulo that also generalizes a...
Let be two different prime numbers, let be a local non archimedean field of residual characteristic , and let be an algebraic closure of the field of -adic numbers , the ring of integers of , the residual field of . We proved the existence and the unicity of a Langlands local correspondence over for all , compatible with the reduction modulo in [V5], without using and factors of pairs. We conjecture that the Langlands local correspondence over respects congruences modulo between...
The purpose of this paper is to interpret the results of Jakubec and his collaborators on congruences of Ankeny-Artin-Chowla type for cyclic totally real fields as an elementary algebraic version of the p-adic class number formula modulo powers of p. We show how to generalize the previous results to congruences modulo arbitrary powers and to equalities in the p-adic completion of the field of rational numbers ℚ. Additional connections to the Gross-Koblitz formula and explicit congruences for...
It is classical that a natural number n is congruent iff the rank of ℚ -points on Eₙ: y² = x³-n²x is positive. In this paper, following Tada (2001), we consider generalised congruent numbers. We extend the above classical criterion to several infinite families of real number fields.
This paper investigates the system of equations
in positive integers , , , , where and are positive integers with . In case of we would obtain the classical problem of congruent numbers. We provide a procedure to solve the simultaneous equations above for a class of the coefficient with the condition . Further, under same condition, we even prove a finiteness theorem for arbitrary nonzero .
Ce travail est essentiellement consacré à la construction d’exemples effectifs de couples de nombres réels à constantes de Markov finies, tels que et soient -linéairement indépendants, et satisfaisant à la conjecture de Littlewood.
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