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Every Positive Integer Van Be Written as the Sum of Three Triangular Numbers
Three Smallest Integers Greater Than 1000 Which Cannot Be Written as the Sum of Three Squares
For p=4k+1 Prime, Writing 2p Uniquely as Sum of Two Squares
If Two Numbers are Expressible as Sums of Two Squares and One Divides the Other, Is the Result Also Expressible As a Sum of Two Squares?
Writing a Product as a Sum of Two Squares
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Greatest Common Divisor
Greatest Common Divisor of Consecutive Terms of a Quadratic Sequence
Groups of Arithetical Functions
How Many Perfect Faro Shuffles Are Required to Return a Pack of Cards to Original Order
How Many Solutions for a Congruence
Identity for n^phi(m)+m^phi(n)
Identity Relating Wilson's Theorem and Legendre Symbol
Identity Using Fermat's Little Theorem
If Two Numbers are Expressible as Sums of Two Squares and One Divides the Other, Is the Result Also Expressible As a Sum of Two Squares?
Integers for Which the Sum of the Divisors is 24
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