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Probabilistic Primality Test

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Filename ppt.zip
Title Probabilistic Primality Test
Description This program is based on Fermat's theorem. You enter a number P and a base A such that (P,A)=1. If P fails for any base than it is composite. If P passes than it is probably prime. A prime will pass for all bases. The program can handle numbers up to around 2000000. It can prove 2029039=1013*2003 is composite in less than 3sec! Under 200 bytes
Author Derek Blair (wcis@canada.com)
Category TI-83/84 Plus BASIC Math Programs (Factoring/Primes)
File Size 333 bytes
File Date and Time Fri Aug 20 03:49:53 2004
Documentation Included? No

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