is there a name for these sets?
- From: "jqstmartin@xxxxxxxxxxx" <jqstmartin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 Jul 2005 10:08:01 -0700
I have a question related to number theory. For positive integers n
and k, define S(n, k) by S(n, k)={x: gcd(n,x)=k}. For example, S(12,
3) is {3, 9}.
The quesion is, is there a name for these S(n, k) sets? and where could
I find more info about them? I didn't see anything in my number theory
book.
Thanks,
jq
.
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