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  • Category: Algebra
  • Founded: Jul 28, 1999
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List for use by researchers and advanced students of Mathematics to share information and news about the field of Universal Algebra, including Lattice Theory. Subscription will require approval; prospective members should send an email inquiry to univalg-owner@yahoogroups.com with a brief description of their interest in the list.

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PhD in Lucca, Italy Call for applications: Computer Science and Engineering Deadline December 4th 2009 Classes start in March 2010 Students can apply if they
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Re: r=6mn + m + n
I mean that r = 6mn + m + n is one of three solution sets as a test for primality. What I am looking for now is a quick test for r. ... From: Jens
Posted - Fri Nov 6, 2009 7:03 am
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Re: r=6mn + m + n
Do you mean, that you also found a periodic solution set? Do you also see structuring elements? JD
Posted - Thu Nov 5, 2009 11:16 am
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Re: A ditributive semilattice
I introduced it after a loong study on primes, reason ois on the site. ________________________________ From: George Gratzer <gratzer@...> To:
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Re: r=6mn + m + n
Re: 6mn + m + n In explanation. If q is mod 30 element (1,7,13,19) potentail prime then if r = (q-1)/6 (so q is a 6x+1 potential prime) then if there exists
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