Lecture
Factorisation in Principal Ideal Domains
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This lecture covers the factorisation in Principal Ideal Domains (PIDs), where every prime ideal is maximal. It explores the unique factorisation of ideals, the ring Z[i], and the concept of Principal Ideal Domains. The lecture also delves into the relationship between sums of two squares and the properties of prime numbers.
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