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This text is prepared based on the curriculum for courses like 6.1200[J] (formerly 6.042J) Mathematics for Computer Science, which focuses on the mathematical tools and proof techniques essential for computer science. Course Overview

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2.4 Basic Number Theory

• Divisibility, prime numbers, Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic.
• Modular arithmetic (mod n), congruence classes.
• Greatest common divisor (GCD), Euclidean algorithm.
• Modular inverses, Fermat’s Little Theorem, Euler’s theorem.
• Applications: RSA encryption, hashing, checksums.

Number Theory and Cryptography: Understanding properties of integers, modular arithmetic, and their applications in encryption algorithms like RSA. Mathematics for Computer Science - MIT OpenCourseWare Number Theory and Cryptography : Understanding properties of

If you feel like you’re hitting a wall in Discrete Math and Proofs, you aren't alone. Transitioning from Calculus to Discrete is like moving from a cookbook (following steps) to architecture (designing the system). Here is the "fix" for the most common struggles: 1. The "Logic" Reset congruence classes. Greatest common divisor (GCD)