EULER’S PHI AND EULER’S THEOREM
public.csusm.edu › aitken_html › m372Theorem 4 (Euler’s Theorem). Let m > 1 be an integer. If a ∈ U m then aφ(m) = 1. In other words, if a is an integer relatively prime to m then aφ(m) ≡ 1 mod m. Proof. Let U m = {a 1,...,a φ(m)}. By the previous lemma a 1 ···a φ(m) = aa 1 ··· aa φ(m) = aφ(m) ·a 1 ···a φ(m).
Euler's Totient Theorem - CMU
math.cmu.edu › 12-13 › number-theory-11/11/12Nov 11, 2012 · Euler’s Theorem Theorem If a and n have no common divisors, then a˚(n) 1 (mod n) where ˚(n) is the number of integers in f1;2;:::;ngthat have no common divisors with n. So to compute ab mod n, rst nd ˚(n), then calculate c = b mod ˚(n). Then all you need to do is compute ac mod n.
Euler’s Theorems and Fleury’s Algorithm
people.hsc.edu › faculty-staff › robbkEuler’s Theorems Theorem (Euler Circuits) If a graph is connected and every vertex is even, then it has an Euler circuit. Otherwise, it does not have an Euler circuit. Theorem (Euler Paths) If a graph is connected and it has exactly 2 odd vertices, then it has an Euler path. If it has more than 2 odd vertices, then it does not have an Euler path.