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def hurwitz_radon(n): | |
'''Takes a positve integer n; returns the Hurwitz-Radon number p(n). | |
p(n) defined as follows: | |
Let n = (2^v)m with m odd and write v = 4a + b, 0<= b < 4. | |
Then p(n) = 8a + 2^b.''' | |
if not isinstance(n, int): | |
raise TypeError("hurwitz_radon only defined for positive integers") | |
if n <= 0: | |
raise ValueError("hurwitz_radon only defined for positive integers") | |
# helper to get largest power of 2 divinding n |
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## Mordell's equation | |
''' | |
Get integer solutions of the Mordell equation | |
y^2 = x^3 - d | |
for certain special values of d. | |
See mordell.txt for details. | |
''' | |
def mordell_test(d, x,y): |
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{-- | |
We provide a function 'nextPrimeBias' that when called as | |
nextPrimeBias a b n r | |
returns the probability that, among the first r primes, a prime that is equivalent to a mod n is followed by a prime that is equivalent to b mod n. | |
We see that these probabilities are not evenly distributed among equivalence classes, as described in https://arxiv.org/abs/1603.03720 : | |
nextPrimeBias 7 1 10 100000 = 0.25736558 | |
nextPrimeBias 7 3 10 100000 = 0.27695382 | |
nextPrimeBias 7 7 10 100000 = 0.144993 | |
nextPrimeBias 7 9 10 100000 = 0.3206876 |
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""" | |
Quick implementation of the two trees for partitions discussed here: | |
https://11011110.github.io/blog/2005/08/07/two-trees-on.html | |
""" | |
from treelib import Node, Tree | |
# partition class | |
class InvalidPartitionError(Exception): |
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# coding: utf8 | |
import random | |
class OutOfTimeError(Exception): | |
"""Raised when game passes maximum number of turns""" | |
pass | |
class Player: |
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{-- Implementation of the Akiyama-Tanigawa algorithm | |
for computing Bernoulli numbers. --} | |
{-- Implement the algorithm by: | |
1. Begin with list of reciprocals of positive integers. | |
2. Write function to get next row and iteratie it to get list of lists. | |
3. Take the head of each list in the list to get Bernoulli nums. | |
Everything evaluates lazily, so we can do this nicely with infinite lists. | |
See tkmh.space/flotsam/haskell-akiyama-tanigawa for more.--} |
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""" | |
Function to calculate terms of OEIS sequence A345209. | |
""" | |
from sympy import primefactors | |
def a345209(n): | |
""" | |
Calculate OEIS entry A345209(n) | |
(Number of Petrie polygons on regular triangular map corresponding to the principal congruence subgroup Γ(n) of the mmodular group) |
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""" | |
Function to calculate terms of OEIS sequence A345225. | |
""" | |
def a345225(n): | |
""" | |
Calculate OEIS entry A345225(n) | |
(Orders of 2-primary subgroups of K_n(Z), the algebraic K-theory of the integers.) | |
n: int, >=0 |
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""" | |
Function to calculate terms of the order of the image of the J-homomorphism. | |
""" | |
from sympy import bernoulli | |
def a345262(n): | |
""" | |
Calculate the terms of OEIS entry A345262. | |
(Order of the image of the J-homomorphism in the stable homotopy group π_n^S). | |
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