aguea asia
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Joined February 2026
Tweets
157
Following
37
Followers
8
Likes
171
17 Photos and videos
17 Photos and videos
Tweets
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 25
What exactly is Zn? It’s not just numbers… It’s a partition of integers into equivalence classes.
#Mathematics
#NumberThoery
#Maths
#ProblemSolving
#Education
#Maths
#Sets
1
91
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 23
Construction of the symmetry group D3. All rotations and reflections of an equilateral triangle in one picture.
#Mathematics
#AbstractAlgebra
#GroupTheory
#Geometry
3
85
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 17
What’s the remainder?
#Mathematics
#NumberTheory
#MathEducation
#Logic
#Maths
1
2
59
more replies
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 18
(5-1)! = 4•3•2•1 = -1 (mod 5) 4! = -1 (mod 5)
1
1
44
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 18
(4!)⁶⁰ = (-1)⁶⁰ = 1 (mod 5)
1
41
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 11
What is S?
#Mathematics
#Numbers
#Maths
#Cryptography
#NumberTheory
#PerfectNumbers
#Cryptology
#NetworkSecurity
1
2
91
more replies
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 12
So gcd(x,0) exists for every integer Even when x=0 gcd(0,0)=0
1
62
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 12
Thus every integer satisfies the condition. S=Z
55
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 6
what is ∣S∣ ?
#Mathematics
#NumberTheory
#Algebra
#MathEducation
#Cryptology
#Cryptography
#maths
3
1
59
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 10
Thus x=±1 So S={−1,1} and ∣S∣=2
43
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 10
So gcd(x,0)=1 implies. ∣x∣=1
40
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 10
Recall the property: gcd(a,0)=∣a∣
38
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 4
Quick number theory question: Does 2x 3y=1 have an integer solution?
#Mathematics
#NumberTheory
#MathEducation
#ProblemSolving
#HigherEducation
#Maths
#Cryptology
#Cryptography
3
1
44
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 4
How many integer solutions of this equation exist?
1
35
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 4
Here gcd(2,3) = 1 which divides Solution exits.. x=-1 and y=1 will Satisfy this equation
1
35
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 4
For integer solution, Equation ax by = c has a solution iff gcd(a,b) | c
1
35
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 3
Simple Diophantine question. Does 4x 12y = 10 have an integer solution? Think before answering.
#Mathematics
#NumberTheory
#Maths
3
2
55
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 4
New question in next post...
31
MathCrypT
@MathCrypt21
Mar 3
gcd(4,12) = 4 Since 4 does not divide 10, there is no integer solution.
1
36
Load more