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Write Numbers Using Prime Factorization
Write Numbers Using Prime Factorization

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... The authors define the notion of an independent Pythagorean number and they prove that there exist infinitely many primitive Pythagorean numbers that are not independent (Theorem 10, p. 40). According to that definition (Definition 2, p. 40), a Pythagorean number is called independent if it cannot b ...
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