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Overviews some primality testing methods and suggests a way of looking at these unified perspective using matrix notation.
The problem of testing whether a given integer is a prime number has fascinated both mathematicians and laymen for centuries. We will give an overview of some primality testing methods which have been proposed in the past, including recent results involving deterministic polynomial-time tests.
We then suggest a way of looking at these different tests from a unified perspective, using an approach based on matrix notation. We give some ideas how to extend existing results.
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16 February 2005 at 1:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour |
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School of Maths, Kingston University |
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Free. |
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Research seminars are usually held in the Penrhyn Road building of Kingston University. Check the web site for full details and room information. |
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