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Factor theorem

In algebra, the factor theorem is a theorem linking factors and zeros of a polynomial. It is a special case of the polynomial remainder theorem. The… 
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Exponential polynomialFermat's factorization methodPolynomialPolynomial long division

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2020
2020
Existence of all generalized fractional (g, f)-factors of graphs
2018
2018
The Koopman Representation and Positive Rokhlin Entropy
In this paper, we study connections between positive entropy phenomena and the Koopman representation for actions of general… 
2011
2011
A note on the existence of factors in squares of graphs
Let G be a simple connected graph such that δ(G) ≥ 3. For every function f : V (G) →{ 1, 2}, where x∈V (G) f (x) is even, the… 
2009
2009
Architecture for address auto-configuration in MANET based on extended prime number address allocation (EPNA)
An efficient technique for IP address auto-configuration for nodes is an important component in the MANET setup. Previously… 
2004
2004
Local property of absolute weighted mean summability of Fourier series
2003
2003
A summability type factor theorem
We obtain sufficient conditions for the series $ \sum\nolimits a_{n} \epsilon_{n}$ to be absolutely summable of order $ k$ by a… 
2002
2002
Failure of the factor theorem for Borel pre-Hilbert spaces
In every infinite-dimensional Fréchet space X, we construct a linear subspace E such that E is an Fσδσ-subset of X and contains a… 
2000
2000
Commentary on: reliability polynomials and link importance in networks
The author comments on the paper by L.B. Page et al., (see ibid., vol.43, p.51-8, 1994). The author considers the reliability of… 
1989
1989
Generalizations of the stacked bases theorem
Let H be a subgroup of the free abelian group G. In order for there to exist a basis {xi}iEI of G for which H =E3iEI (nixi) for… 
1981
1981
On Petersen's graph theorem
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