Книга: Tanya Mincheva «LAGRANGE``S METHOD IN THEORY OF DIOPHANTINE EQUATIONS»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" The introduction and the examination of the term derivative is a revolutionary moment in the history of mathematics. Due to this reason we pose the question: Which is the respective interpretation of this term in Number Theory ? This monograph answers that question. It also contains basic ideas from Theory of Differential Equations. In the first place, this is the Lagrange``s Method. Integer interpretations of basic theorems from Real Analysis have been examined. After all this, we have the opportunity to offer a proof of Fermat``s Last Theorem and some immediate generalizations. The author is married and has three children. ISBN:9783844315486 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2011)
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