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Prime representation when h of minus eight q equals two
(
h
(
−
8
q
)
=
2
)
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Number theory
Binary quadratic form
Reduced positive definite binary quadratic form
Class number problem
Class number of a negative discriminant
Two distinguished classes of discriminant minus eight q
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If
q
≡
3
(
mod
8
)
is prime and
h
(
−
8
q
)
=
2
, then for every prime
p
>
q
,
p
=
x
2
+
2
q
y
2
(1)
for some
integers
x
,
y
exactly when
p
≡
±
1
(
mod
8
)
and
p
is
a
quadratic residue
modulo
q
.
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Two distinguished classes of discriminant minus eight q
Class number of a negative discriminant
Class number problem
Reduced positive definite binary quadratic form
Binary quadratic form
Number theory
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2023
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ii
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Paper 3
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