Elementary Number Theory - 2nd Ed.
A course in number theory can do several things for a student. It can acquaint him or her with ideas no student of mathematics should be ignorant of. More important, it is an example of the mathematical style of thinking-problem, deduction, solution-in a system where the ...
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