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The most
comprehensive
Number Theory APP for calculators.
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Users have
boosted their Number Theory knowledge.
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Shows step
by step solutions for some Number Theory topics such
as RSA Encryption, Euler's Phi Function, Solving Congruences,
Euclidean Algorithm, Perfect Numbers, Finding GCD and
LCM, Euclid's Theorem on Number of Primes, etc.
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Includes
Diophantine Equations Solver, Mersenne, Prime and CoPrime Checker,
Extended Euclidean Algorithm, Perfect Numbers. Perform Modular
Arithnmetic, Ring vs Field, Find the Order of Integers mod M,
Finding Inverse mod M, Primitive Roots, Quadratic
Reciprocity, Solving Congruences Ax=B mod M and x^2=A
mod M, Compute Legendre Symbol, and more.
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Verify Theorems and
Conjectures such as Chinese Remainder Theorem, Fermat's Little and Last Theorem,
Euler's Theorem, Goldbach Conjecture, Twin Primes.
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Contains both
Theorems, Rules and Computations.
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Also: Step by Step
Complex Numbers, Step by Step Synthetic Division, Matrix
Computations, Combinatorics (incl. Combinations and
Permutations), Sequences, Quadratic Equations
(Completing the square - step by step), Solve 2x2 or nxn
System of Equations and much more...
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Continued
Fractions
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Ideal for
quick review and homework check.
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Easy to
use. Just plug in and the
correct answer shows.
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DOWNLOAD HERE
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User
Testimonial (B.T.):
NME is Phenomenal. Great application for those crossing
over from Calculus to Discrete math, number theory, and
Abstract Algebra. I have also perused all of the
applications and was thoroughly impressed. This program is a
beast, give your programmers a tap on the back for me. You
guys have outdone yourselves with this one. the only thing
missing in the repertoire is the Abstract Algebra. (Note:
This was added in v2.0 , see below.)
NEW in Version
2.0
- Collatz
- Perform
Wilson's Theorem
- Prime Number
Theorem
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Composite Numbers
- Dirichlet Box Principle
- Amicable Numbers
- Divisibilty Criteria
- Abstract Algebra: Fields, Rings, Groups,
Homomorphisms, Isomorphisms,
Ideals, etc
- Perform
Permutation Groups using Matrices |
