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The number theory revival
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Fermat
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Diophantus 200-300 AD
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Combinatorics - Binomial theorem
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Some results of Fermat
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Algebraic curves
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Folium of Descartes
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Newton forms for cubics
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Sum of four squares
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Fermat's little theorem
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Explore the resurgence of number theory in this 57-minute lecture, tracing its development from Diophantus to the 17th century. Delve into Fermat's significant contributions, including his famous last theorem, work on sums of squares, Pell's equation, primes, and rational points on curves. Examine the connection between the Binomial theorem and combinatorics developed by Gersonides. Learn about the rational parametrization of the Folium of Descartes using Fermat's technique. Understand Fermat's little theorem through the lens of Gauss's modular arithmetic. Gain insights into the historical progression of number theory and its key figures, including Euler, Lagrange, Legendre, and Gauss.

The Number Theory Revival - From Diophantus to Fermat

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