Order of the group of units of Z/nZ is Euler's totient
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Statement
Let be an integer. Then the order of the group is . Here is the number of integers with and .
Remarks
The proof is a count, because the units of Z/nZ are the residues coprime to n. For a prime , the order is . For example, has order . With Lagrange's theorem, this gives Euler's theorem: for each coprime to .
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- Binary operation definition
- Group concept
- Group of units of Z/nZ object
- Associativity definition
- Identity element definition
- Order of a group definition
- Semigroup definition
- Inverse element definition
- Monoid definition
- Group of units of a monoid definition
- Units of Z/nZ are the residues coprime to n statement
- Order of the group of units of Z/nZ is Euler's totient statement
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| Tag | 0S7495H4HM |
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| URI | m2://0S7495H4HM |
| Kind | statement, proposition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 11A07, 11A25 |
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| Uses | Units of Z/nZ are the residues coprime to n, Order of a group |
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