Wilson's theorem
In mathematics, Wilson's Theorem states that for a prime number p,
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Mathematics - Prime number
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:(p-1)! equiv -1 (mbox{mod} p)
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(see factorial and modular arithmetic for the notation). There is a converse result.
Related Topics:
Factorial - Modular arithmetic
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