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• Chinese remainder theorem (links | edit)
• Modular arithmetic (links | edit)
• Number theory (links | edit)
• Niels Henrik Abel (links | edit)
• Number (links | edit)
• Prime number (links | edit)
• Transcendental number (links | edit)
• 0 (links | edit)
• Catalan's conjecture (links | edit)
• Infinite set (links | edit)
• Transcendence (links | edit)
• Algebraic number theory (links | edit)
• List of unsolved problems in mathematics (links | edit)
• Quadratic residue (links | edit)
• Geometry of numbers (links | edit)
• Analytic number theory (links | edit)
• Diophantine approximation (links | edit)
• Transcendental function (links | edit)
• Lindemann–Weierstrass theorem (links | edit)
• Algebraic equation (links | edit)
• 144 (number) (links | edit)
• Diophantine geometry (links | edit)
• Computational number theory (links | edit)
• Closed-form expression (links | edit)
• List of theorems (links | edit)
• Gelfond–Schneider theorem (links | edit)
• Pál Turán (links | edit)
• List of mathematical theories (links | edit)
• Serge Lang (links | edit)
• Transcendence measure (redirect page) (links | edit)
• Colossally abundant number (links | edit)
• Arithmetic geometry (links | edit)
• Gelfond's constant (links | edit)
• Schanuel's conjecture (links | edit)
• David Masser (links | edit)
• Gauss's lemma (number theory) (links | edit)
• Séminaire Nicolas Bourbaki (1960–1969) (links | edit)
• Padé approximant (links | edit)
• Proofs of quadratic reciprocity (links | edit)
• Glossary of arithmetic and diophantine geometry (links | edit)
• Height function (links | edit)
• Tate's thesis (links | edit)
• Kurt Mahler (links | edit)
• Gauss–Manin connection (links | edit)
• Yuval Flicker (links | edit)
• Tijdeman's theorem (links | edit)
• Irrationality measure (links | edit)
• Gisbert Wüstholz (links | edit)
• Stephen Schanuel (links | edit)
• Period (algebraic geometry) (links | edit)