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NUMBER THEORY BY PAOLO BUSSOTTI DR. ERWIN RAUNER VERLAG AUGSBURG 2006
INDEX FOREWORD I PREFACE BY JOACHIM FISCHER III-VII CHAPTER 1:
INTRODUCTION, 1-16 1. WHAT IS THE INFINITE OR INDEFINITE DESCENT 1-4 2.
THE SET OF PROBLEMS DEALT WITH APPLYING THE DESCENT 4-12 3. INDEFINITE
DESCENT AND COMPLETE INDUCTION 12-13 4. AIMS AND STRUCTURE OF THE
PRESENT WORK 13-15 5. THE FIRST DOCUMENTED APPLICATION OF THE DESCENT 16
CHAPTER 2: FERMAT 17-1 84 1. RESEARCHES CONCERNING INTEGER NUMBERS IN
FERMAT S TIME 17-31 1.1. THE SCENE BEFORE FERMAT 17-20 1.2. THE
CONTRIBUTION OF FERMAT TO CLASSICAL PROBLEMS AND HIS NEW CONCEPTION
21-31 2. FERMAT AND THE INDEFINITE DESCENT 31-176 2.1. THE SOURCES 31-32
2.2. CASES IN WHICH FERMAT EXPLICITLY CLAIMED THAT HE HAD APPLIED HIS
OWN METHOD 32-39 2.3. THERE IS NO PYTHAGOREAN TRIANGLE OF WHICH THE
AREA IS EQUAL TO THE SQUARE OF AN INTEGER NUMBER 39-46 2.4. THE
APPLICATION OF THE INDEFINITE DESCENT TO THE AFFIRMATIVE THESES AND TO
THE PARTICULAR NEGATIVE THESES 46-175 2.4.1. EXPOSITION OF THE MATTER
46-48 2.4.2. EVERY PRIME NUMBER OF THE FORM 4N+L IS THE SUM OF TWO
SQUARES 49-77 2.4.2.1. THE DEMONSTRATION 49-57 2.4.2.2. LOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS 58-65 2.4.2.3. POSSIBLE ATTRIBUTION OF PAOLINI S
DEMONSTRATION TO FERMAT 65-68 2.4.2.4. THE CONTINUED FRACTIONS IN
FERMAT S TIME 68-77 2.4.3. PELL S EQUATION 77-109 2.4.3.1. PREAMBLE
77-78 2.4.3.2. INTRODUCTION 79-81 2.4.3.3. FERMAT S DEFI AND THE
SOLUTION OF WALLIS AND BROUNCKER 81-97 2.4.3.4. SOME REMARKS 97-98
2.4.3.5. OTHER SOLUTIONS OF PELL S EQUATION 98-101 2.4.3.6. FERMAT S
REACTION TO THE SOLUTION BY WALLIS AND BROUNCKER 101-103 2.4.3.7. THE
GENERALIZATION OF PELL S EQUATION 103-109 2.4.4. THE THEOREM CONCERNING
THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS 109-171 2.4.4.1. THE PROTOHISTORY OF THE THEOREM
AND THE ASSERTIONS BY FERMAT 109-114 2.4.4.2. THE THREE TRIANGULARS
THEOREM 114-149 2.4.4.2.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 114-115 2.4.4.2.2.
NUMBERS OF THE FORM 8N+3 AND EXISTENCE OF THEIR MULTIPLES WHICH ARE THE
SUM OF THREE SQUARES 115-129 2.4.4.2.3. DEMONSTRATION THAT FOR EVERY
NUMBER OF THE FORM 8N+3 AN INFINITE NUMBER OF SQUARES A EXISTS SUCHTHAT
A 2 (8N + 3) = X 2 + Y 2 + Z 2 129-142 2.4.4.2.4. DEMONSTRATION THAT FOR
EVERY NUMBER OF THE FORM 8N+3 A SQUARE 5 R EXISTS SUCH THAT 5 2R (8N +
3) = X 2 +Y 2 +Z 2 142-146 2.4.4.2.5 CONCLUSIVE CONSIDERATIONS ON THE
THREE TRIANGULARS THEOREM 146-149 2.4.4.3. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM
149-171 2.4.4.3.1 PREAMBLE 149 2.4.4.3.2. THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE FOUR
SQUARES THEOREM 150-164 2.4.4.3.3. SOME REMARKS CONCERNING THE PREVIOUS
DEMONSTRATION 164-171 2.4.5. THE CUBIC CASE OF FERMAT S GREAT THEOREM
171-176 3. CONCLUSIONS 175-184 3A. PREAMBLE 176-177 3.2 THE
INTERCONNECTIONS BETWEEN FERMAT S THEOREMS 177-180 3.3. SOME OPINIONS
CONCERNING FERMAT 180-185 CHAPTER 3: FERMAT AND HIS SUCCESSORS : THE
MISFORTUNE BEHIND FERMAT S IDEA OF METHOD AND THE RED LINE
FERMAT-GAUSS-KRONECKER 187-213 1. PREAMBLE 187 2. THE MISFORTUNE BEHIND
FERMAT S IDEA OF METHOD 188-196 3. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FERMAT AND THE
FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS 196-213 CHAPTER 4: EULER 215-292 1.
INTRODUCTION 215-217 2. BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 220-260 2.1. THE THEOREM
CONCERNING THE PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 4N+L 220-238 2.1.1. THE FIRST
VERSION OF THE PROOF 220-231 2.1.2. THE SECOND VERSION OF THE PROOF 231
-236 2.1.3. THE QUADRATIC CHARACTER OF -1 236-238 2.2. THE PRIME NUMBERS
OF THE FORM 8N+L AND 8N+3 AS SUMS OF SQUARES 238-244 2.2.1 THE
DIVISIBILITY OF THE FORM A 1 +2B 2 AND CONNECTION TO THE PRIME NUMBERS
OF THE FORM 8N+L AND 8N+3 238-244 2.3. PRIME NUMBERS OFTHE FORM 6N+L AS
SUMS OF SQUARES 245-250 2.3.1. INTRODUCTION 245-246 2.3.2. THE RESULTS
OBTAINED IN THE SUPPLEMENTUM 246-249 2.3.3. OTHER RESULTS OBTAINED BY
EULER FOR THE FORM X 2 +3Y 2 249-250 2.4. CONCLUSION CONCERNING THE
BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 250-26 0 3. THE THEOREM CONCERNING POLYGONAL
NUMBERS 260-278 3.1. PREAMBLE 260-261 3.2. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM
261-273 3.2.1. EVERY NUMBER IS THE SUM OF FOUR INTEGER OR RATIONAL
SQUARES 262-266 3.2.2. EVERY INTEGER IS THE SUM OF FOUR INTEGER SQUARES
266-273 3.3. THE GENERAL THEOREM CONCERNING THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS AND
THE PARTITIO NUMERORUM 273-278 4. THE CUBIC CASE OF FERMAT S GREAT
THEOREM 278-287 4.1 PREAMBLE 278-279 4.2. EULER S DEMONSTRATION OF THE
IMPOSSIBILITY TO SOLVE IN INTEGERS THE EQUATION X 3 + Y 3 = Z 3 279-285
4.3. SOME REMARKS 285-287 5. CONCLUSIONS 287-292 CHAPTER 5: LAGRANGE 293
-417 1. INTRODUCTION 293-298 2. SOLUTION OF ALL UNDETERMINED EQUATIONS
OF SECOND DEGREE WITH TWO UNKNOWNS 299-341 2.1 THE STRUCTURE O/SUR LA
SOLUTION DES PROBLEMS INDETERMINES DU SECOND DEGRE 299 2.2. THE GENERAL
PROBLEM OF THE EQUATIONS OF SECOND DEGREE AND THE RATIONAL SOLUTIONS OF
THE EQUATION U 2 - BT 2 - A 299-311 2.3. THE INTEGER SOLUTIONS OF THE
EQUATION A = U 2 * BT 2 311-341 2.3.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 311-316
2.3.2. THE INTEGER SOLUTIONS OF THE EQUATION A = U - BT BEING B 0 AND
DIFFERENT FROM A SQUARE 316-335 2.3.3. FURTHER SPECIFICATIONS REGARDING
THE ROLE OF THE CONTINUED FRACTIONS 335-338 2.3.4. CONCLUSIVE
CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE PAPER SUR LA SOLUTION DES PROBLEMES
INDETERMINES DU SECOND DEGRE 338-340 2.3.5. BRIEF NOTE ON THE CONCEPT OF
SOLUTION OF AN UNDETERMINED EQUATION 340-341 3. THE ADDITIONS TO EULER S
ALGEBRA 341-362 3.1. THE NEW METHOD METHOD IN ORDER TO SOLVE IN INTEGERS
ALL THE UNDETERMINED EQUATIONS OF SECOND DEGREE 343-362 3.1.1.
EXPOSITION OF THE METHOD 343-349 3.1.2. SOLUTION OF THE EQUATIONS OF
SECOND DEGREE AND BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 349-352 3.1.3 FURTHER
SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING THE EQUATION CY 2 * 2NYZ + BZ 2 = 1: BINARY
QUADRATIC FORMS, PELL S EQUATION AND PRINCIPLE OF THE SMALLEST INTEGER
352-362 4. THE RECHERCHES D ARITHMETIQUE 362-396 4.1. DISCUSSION OF THE
WORK 362-371 4.1.1. SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS 362-369 4.1.2. COMMENTARY ON
LAGRANGE S RESULTS AND CONCISE EXPOSITION OF THE METHODS USED IN THE
RECHERCHES 369-371 4.2. REDUCED FORMS AND THEIR EQUIVALENCE 372-396
4.2.1. NUMBER OF CLASSES IN WHICH THE REDUCED FORMS PY + IQYZ + RZ OF
DETERMINANT A * PR * Q 2 ARE DISTRIBUTED 372-381 4.2.2. THE PROBLEM OF
THE EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN FORMS HAVING POSITIVE DETERMINANT 382-396
4.2.2.1. THE DEMONSTRATION 382-390 4.2.2.2. REMARKS CONCERNING THE
PREVIOUS DEMONSTRATION 390-396 4.3. BRIEF CONCLUDING CONSIDERATIONS 396
5. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM 396-404 6 THE EQUATION X 4 -2Y 4 =Z 2
405-412 7. CONCLUSIONS 412-417 7.1. CONCLUDING CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING
LAGRANGE S METHODS 412-416 7.2. LAGRANGE AND THE RIGOURISM 416-417
CHAPTER 6: GAUSS 419-439 1. INTRODUCTION 419-423 2. BINARY REDUCED
QUADRATIC FORMS AND INDEFINITE DESCENT 424-427 3. GAUSS PROOF OF
FERMAT S GREAT THEOREM FOR EXPONENTS 3 AND 5 427-437 3.1. THE
DEMONSTRATION OF THE CUBIC CASE 427-433 3.2 SOME REMARKS CONCERNING
GAUSS DEMONSTRATION 434-437 4. CONCLUSIONS 437-439 CHAPTER 7: LOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS 441-472 1. INTRODUCTION 441-443 2. INDEFINITE DESCENT AND
AFFIRMATIVE THESES 443-447 3. CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANALYSED PROOFS
447-449 4. CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SOMEONE OF THE PROPOSED
DEMONSTRATIONS 450-469 4.1. THE THEOREMS OF NUMBER 6 450-451 4.2. THE
PROPOSITIONS DEMONSTRATED BY REDUCTION-DESCENT AND THE PRINCIPLE OF THE
SMALLEST NUMBER 451-454 4.3 INDEFINITE DESCENT AND PRINCIPLE OF THE
SMALLEST NUMBER 454-456 4.4. INDEFINITE DESCENT AND COMPLETE INDUCTION
456-469 5. CONCLUSIONS 469-472 CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSION 473-479 APPENDIX BY
SERGIO PAOLINI 481-554 PREAMBLE 481-482 1. EVERY PRIME NUMBER OF THE
FORM 4N+L IS THE SUM OF TWO SQUARES. FIRST DEMONSTRATION 482-495 2. THE
DECOMPOSITION OF A PRIME NUMBER IN SUM OF TWO SQUARES 495-507 A) PRIME
NUMBERS OF THE FORM 4N+L 495-499 B) PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 8N+3
499-504 C) PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 3N+L 504-507 3. THE THREE
TRIANGULARS THEOREM 507-534 4. THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS 534-547 5. NO
INTEGER CUBE IS THE SUM OF TWO CUBES 547-554 BIBLIOGRAPHY 555-569 INDEX
OF NAMES 571 -574
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FROM FERMAT TO GAUSS: INDEFINITE DESCENT AND METHODS OF REDUCTION IN
NUMBER THEORY BY PAOLO BUSSOTTI DR. ERWIN RAUNER VERLAG AUGSBURG 2006
INDEX FOREWORD I PREFACE BY JOACHIM FISCHER III-VII CHAPTER 1:
INTRODUCTION, 1-16 1. WHAT IS THE INFINITE OR INDEFINITE DESCENT 1-4 2.
THE SET OF PROBLEMS DEALT WITH APPLYING THE DESCENT 4-12 3. INDEFINITE
DESCENT AND COMPLETE INDUCTION 12-13 4. AIMS AND STRUCTURE OF THE
PRESENT WORK 13-15 5. THE FIRST DOCUMENTED APPLICATION OF THE DESCENT 16
CHAPTER 2: FERMAT 17-1 84 1. RESEARCHES CONCERNING INTEGER NUMBERS IN
FERMAT'S TIME 17-31 1.1. THE SCENE BEFORE FERMAT 17-20 1.2. THE
CONTRIBUTION OF FERMAT TO "CLASSICAL" PROBLEMS AND HIS NEW CONCEPTION
21-31 2. FERMAT AND THE INDEFINITE DESCENT 31-176 2.1. THE SOURCES 31-32
2.2. CASES IN WHICH FERMAT EXPLICITLY CLAIMED THAT HE HAD APPLIED HIS
OWN METHOD 32-39 2.3. "THERE IS NO PYTHAGOREAN TRIANGLE OF WHICH THE
AREA IS EQUAL TO THE SQUARE OF AN INTEGER NUMBER" 39-46 2.4. THE
APPLICATION OF THE INDEFINITE DESCENT TO THE AFFIRMATIVE THESES AND TO
THE "PARTICULAR" NEGATIVE THESES 46-175 2.4.1. EXPOSITION OF THE MATTER
46-48 2.4.2. EVERY PRIME NUMBER OF THE FORM 4N+L IS THE SUM OF TWO
SQUARES 49-77 2.4.2.1. THE DEMONSTRATION 49-57 2.4.2.2. LOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS 58-65 2.4.2.3. POSSIBLE ATTRIBUTION OF PAOLINI'S
DEMONSTRATION TO FERMAT 65-68 2.4.2.4. THE CONTINUED FRACTIONS IN
FERMAT'S TIME 68-77 2.4.3. PELL'S EQUATION 77-109 2.4.3.1. PREAMBLE
77-78 2.4.3.2. INTRODUCTION 79-81 2.4.3.3. FERMAT'S "DEFI" AND THE
SOLUTION OF WALLIS AND BROUNCKER 81-97 2.4.3.4. SOME REMARKS 97-98
2.4.3.5. OTHER SOLUTIONS OF PELL'S EQUATION 98-101 2.4.3.6. FERMAT'S
REACTION TO THE SOLUTION BY WALLIS AND BROUNCKER 101-103 2.4.3.7. THE
GENERALIZATION OF PELL'S EQUATION 103-109 2.4.4. THE THEOREM CONCERNING
THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS 109-171 2.4.4.1. THE "PROTOHISTORY" OF THE THEOREM
AND THE ASSERTIONS BY FERMAT 109-114 2.4.4.2. THE THREE TRIANGULARS
THEOREM 114-149 2.4.4.2.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 114-115 2.4.4.2.2.
NUMBERS OF THE FORM 8N+3 AND EXISTENCE OF THEIR MULTIPLES WHICH ARE THE
SUM OF THREE SQUARES 115-129 2.4.4.2.3. DEMONSTRATION THAT FOR EVERY
NUMBER OF THE FORM 8N+3 AN INFINITE NUMBER OF SQUARES A EXISTS SUCHTHAT
A 2 (8N + 3) = X 2 + Y 2 + Z 2 129-142 2.4.4.2.4. DEMONSTRATION THAT FOR
EVERY NUMBER OF THE FORM 8N+3 A SQUARE 5 R EXISTS SUCH THAT 5 2R (8N +
3) = X 2 +Y 2 +Z 2 142-146 2.4.4.2.5 CONCLUSIVE CONSIDERATIONS ON THE
THREE TRIANGULARS THEOREM 146-149 2.4.4.3. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM
149-171 2.4.4.3.1 PREAMBLE 149 2.4.4.3.2. THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE FOUR
SQUARES THEOREM 150-164 2.4.4.3.3. SOME REMARKS CONCERNING THE PREVIOUS
DEMONSTRATION 164-171 2.4.5. THE CUBIC CASE OF "FERMAT'S GREAT THEOREM"
171-176 3. CONCLUSIONS 175-184 3A. PREAMBLE 176-177 3.2 THE
INTERCONNECTIONS BETWEEN FERMAT'S THEOREMS 177-180 3.3. SOME OPINIONS
CONCERNING FERMAT 180-185 CHAPTER 3: FERMAT AND HIS "SUCCESSORS": THE
MISFORTUNE BEHIND FERMAT'S IDEA OF METHOD AND THE "RED LINE"
FERMAT-GAUSS-KRONECKER 187-213 1. PREAMBLE 187 2. THE MISFORTUNE BEHIND
FERMAT'S IDEA OF METHOD 188-196 3. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FERMAT AND THE
FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS 196-213 CHAPTER 4: EULER 215-292 1.
INTRODUCTION 215-217 2. BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 220-260 2.1. THE THEOREM
CONCERNING THE PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 4N+L 220-238 2.1.1. THE FIRST
VERSION OF THE PROOF 220-231 2.1.2. THE SECOND VERSION OF THE PROOF 231
-236 2.1.3. THE QUADRATIC CHARACTER OF -1 236-238 2.2. THE PRIME NUMBERS
OF THE FORM 8N+L AND 8N+3 AS SUMS OF SQUARES 238-244 2.2.1 THE
DIVISIBILITY OF THE FORM A 1 +2B 2 AND CONNECTION TO THE PRIME NUMBERS
OF THE FORM 8N+L AND 8N+3 238-244 2.3. PRIME NUMBERS OFTHE FORM 6N+L AS
SUMS OF SQUARES 245-250 2.3.1. INTRODUCTION 245-246 2.3.2. THE RESULTS
OBTAINED IN THE SUPPLEMENTUM 246-249 2.3.3. OTHER RESULTS OBTAINED BY
EULER FOR THE FORM X 2 +3Y 2 249-250 2.4. CONCLUSION CONCERNING THE
BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 250-26 0 3. THE THEOREM CONCERNING POLYGONAL
NUMBERS 260-278 3.1. PREAMBLE 260-261 3.2. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM
261-273 3.2.1. EVERY NUMBER IS THE SUM OF FOUR INTEGER OR RATIONAL
SQUARES 262-266 3.2.2. EVERY INTEGER IS THE SUM OF FOUR INTEGER SQUARES
266-273 3.3. THE GENERAL THEOREM CONCERNING THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS AND
THE "PARTITIO NUMERORUM" 273-278 4. THE CUBIC CASE OF "FERMAT'S GREAT
THEOREM" 278-287 4.1 PREAMBLE 278-279 4.2. EULER'S DEMONSTRATION OF THE
IMPOSSIBILITY TO SOLVE IN INTEGERS THE EQUATION X 3 + Y 3 = Z 3 279-285
4.3. SOME REMARKS 285-287 5. CONCLUSIONS 287-292 CHAPTER 5: LAGRANGE 293
-417 1. INTRODUCTION 293-298 2. SOLUTION OF ALL UNDETERMINED EQUATIONS
OF SECOND DEGREE WITH TWO UNKNOWNS 299-341 2.1 THE STRUCTURE O/SUR LA
SOLUTION DES PROBLEMS INDETERMINES DU SECOND DEGRE 299 2.2. THE GENERAL
PROBLEM OF THE EQUATIONS OF SECOND DEGREE AND THE RATIONAL SOLUTIONS OF
THE EQUATION U 2 - BT 2 - A 299-311 2.3. THE INTEGER SOLUTIONS OF THE
EQUATION A = U 2 * BT 2 311-341 2.3.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 311-316
2.3.2. THE INTEGER SOLUTIONS OF THE EQUATION A = U - BT BEING B 0 AND
DIFFERENT FROM A SQUARE 316-335 2.3.3. FURTHER SPECIFICATIONS REGARDING
THE ROLE OF THE CONTINUED FRACTIONS 335-338 2.3.4. CONCLUSIVE
CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE PAPER SUR LA SOLUTION DES PROBLEMES
INDETERMINES DU SECOND DEGRE 338-340 2.3.5. BRIEF NOTE ON THE CONCEPT OF
SOLUTION OF AN UNDETERMINED EQUATION 340-341 3. THE ADDITIONS TO EULER'S
ALGEBRA 341-362 3.1. THE NEW METHOD METHOD IN ORDER TO SOLVE IN INTEGERS
ALL THE UNDETERMINED EQUATIONS OF SECOND DEGREE 343-362 3.1.1.
EXPOSITION OF THE METHOD 343-349 3.1.2. SOLUTION OF THE EQUATIONS OF
SECOND DEGREE AND BINARY QUADRATIC FORMS 349-352 3.1.3 FURTHER
SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING THE EQUATION CY 2 * 2NYZ + BZ 2 = 1: BINARY
QUADRATIC FORMS, PELL'S EQUATION AND PRINCIPLE OF THE SMALLEST INTEGER
352-362 4. THE RECHERCHES D'ARITHMETIQUE 362-396 4.1. DISCUSSION OF THE
WORK 362-371 4.1.1. SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS 362-369 4.1.2. COMMENTARY ON
LAGRANGE 'S RESULTS AND CONCISE EXPOSITION OF THE METHODS USED IN THE
RECHERCHES 369-371 4.2. REDUCED FORMS AND THEIR EQUIVALENCE 372-396
4.2.1. NUMBER OF CLASSES IN WHICH THE REDUCED FORMS PY + IQYZ + RZ OF
DETERMINANT A * PR * Q 2 ARE DISTRIBUTED 372-381 4.2.2. THE PROBLEM OF
THE EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN FORMS HAVING POSITIVE DETERMINANT 382-396
4.2.2.1. THE DEMONSTRATION 382-390 4.2.2.2. REMARKS CONCERNING THE
PREVIOUS DEMONSTRATION 390-396 4.3. BRIEF CONCLUDING CONSIDERATIONS 396
5. THE FOUR SQUARES THEOREM 396-404 6 THE EQUATION X 4 -2Y 4 =Z 2
405-412 7. CONCLUSIONS 412-417 7.1. CONCLUDING CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING
LAGRANGE 'S METHODS 412-416 7.2. LAGRANGE AND THE RIGOURISM 416-417
CHAPTER 6: GAUSS 419-439 1. INTRODUCTION 419-423 2. BINARY REDUCED
QUADRATIC FORMS AND INDEFINITE DESCENT 424-427 3. GAUSS' PROOF OF
"FERMAT'S GREAT THEOREM " FOR EXPONENTS 3 AND 5 427-437 3.1. THE
DEMONSTRATION OF THE CUBIC CASE 427-433 3.2 SOME REMARKS CONCERNING
GAUSS' DEMONSTRATION 434-437 4. CONCLUSIONS 437-439 CHAPTER 7: LOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS 441-472 1. INTRODUCTION 441-443 2. INDEFINITE DESCENT AND
AFFIRMATIVE THESES 443-447 3. CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANALYSED PROOFS
447-449 4. CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SOMEONE OF THE PROPOSED
DEMONSTRATIONS 450-469 4.1. THE THEOREMS OF NUMBER 6 450-451 4.2. THE
PROPOSITIONS DEMONSTRATED BY REDUCTION-DESCENT AND THE PRINCIPLE OF THE
SMALLEST NUMBER 451-454 4.3 INDEFINITE DESCENT AND PRINCIPLE OF THE
SMALLEST NUMBER 454-456 4.4. INDEFINITE DESCENT AND COMPLETE INDUCTION
456-469 5. CONCLUSIONS 469-472 CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSION 473-479 APPENDIX BY
SERGIO PAOLINI 481-554 PREAMBLE 481-482 1. EVERY PRIME NUMBER OF THE
FORM 4N+L IS THE SUM OF TWO SQUARES. FIRST DEMONSTRATION 482-495 2. THE
DECOMPOSITION OF A PRIME NUMBER IN SUM OF TWO SQUARES 495-507 A) PRIME
NUMBERS OF THE FORM 4N+L 495-499 B) PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 8N+3
499-504 C) PRIME NUMBERS OF THE FORM 3N+L 504-507 3. THE THREE
TRIANGULARS THEOREM 507-534 4. THE POLYGONAL NUMBERS 534-547 5. NO
INTEGER CUBE IS THE SUM OF TWO CUBES 547-554 BIBLIOGRAPHY 555-569 INDEX
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| spellingShingle | Bussotti, Paolo From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory Algorismus Geschichte Number theory Number theory History Deszendenzmethode (DE-588)7534456-7 gnd |
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| title | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory |
| title_auth | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory |
| title_exact_search | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory |
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| title_full | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory by Paolo Bussotti |
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| title_full_unstemmed | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory by Paolo Bussotti |
| title_short | From Fermat to Gauss: indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory |
| title_sort | from fermat to gauss indefinite descent and methods of reduction in number theory |
| topic | Geschichte Number theory Number theory History Deszendenzmethode (DE-588)7534456-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Geschichte Number theory Number theory History Deszendenzmethode |
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