Math 104A (Winter, 2010): Number Theory

Riemann

Gauss

Jacobi

Germain

Dirichlet

Kummer

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Homework Homework Assignments Homework is due by 5pm on the days indicated on the list of assignments (usually Fridays). Use the hw drop box to turn in hw (on the sixth floor of APM). No late homework will be accepted. Group collaboration is permitted, but solutions should be in your words; verbatim copying is not acceptable.

Class Schedule Lecture:   WLH 2205    3:00 - 3:50    MWF Discussions: A01    672697    B412 APM    6:00 - 6:50 pm    Thursday A02    672698    B412 APM    7:00 - 7:50 pm    Thursday

Text Fundamentals of Number Theory by William Leveque We will begin with the fundamental theorem of arithmetic (unique factorization).

Exams Bring bluebook.   Calculators are not allowed. No make-up tests or early tests will be given. Test 1:   Friday, January 29, 2010 Solutions Test 2:   Friday, February 26, 2010 Solutions Final:   Wednesday, March 17,    3:00 - 6:00 pm

Grading Homework:  22% Test 1:          22% Test 2:          22% Final Exam:   34%

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