Lecture

Number Theory: History and Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers the history of Number Theory, from Euclid to modern mathematicians like Gauss, Wiles, and Tao. It explores topics such as divisibility, congruence relations, and the division algorithm, with applications in cryptography and computer science.

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