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Chinese Remainder Theorem and Euclidean Domains

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This lecture covers the Chinese remainder theorem for integers, solving systems of congruences, and the multiplicative property of the Euler totient function. It also delves into polynomial rings, the degree of polynomials over integral domains, Euclidean division, and the definition of a Euclidean domain. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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