Lecture

Complex Numbers: Group Morphisms and Fermat Primes

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This lecture explores the concept of group morphisms in complex numbers, focusing on the unique morphism from (R,+) to (C¹) and its properties. It delves into the existence of Fermat primes, defined as primes of the form 2^(2^n) + 1, and their significance in number theory.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Equations

Number theory: Topics in number theory

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