PowerModList
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PowerModList✓PowerModList(a, 1/r, m)the PowerModList(a, k, m)an integer exponent gives the single value Details
- By CRT a root is a root in every channel independently, and an odd prime power has exactly the two square roots of 1,
— so for ODD there are square roots of 1, one per sign vector across the places counts DISTINCT primes; the 2-adic channel is the exception, with 1, 2 and 4 roots for , and - A square root of
exists only where every odd prime factor is and — half the primes, so split units are generic and imaginary ones special - Square roots of
take an exact CRT route with the root Hensel-lifted up each prime power, so is unbounded there; other roots are found by scanning and are capped - Sending
for a split unit is a ring homomorphism, so the symbolic identities transport into
Examples
See also: Norm, Quaternions