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Euler's criterion computes (3/726377359) by repeated squaring

Example

Let p=726377359. Repeated squaring computes

3(p1)/2=33631886791(modp),

and therefore (3/p)=1.

For a checkable transcript, let qi32i(modp) and let ci be the accumulated product through bit i of 363188679. The rows with bit 0 leave the accumulator unchanged.

ibitqici
0133
11927
21812187
3065612187
40430467212187
503118164042187
61332055490554374989
71627697086692682703
81290411863122079421
90428546868122079421
100664373569122079421
110128724442122079421
121392778933332499182
13025099053332499182
1417486631585056380
151620616191683996757
161721181380157844918
170204089129157844918
181418766369355227031
190709737354355227031
200528168097355227031
211329748334275223588
220397327928275223588
23116921694272602723
241688270323635018952
250178932138635018952
26199664525255823173
270375528119255823173
281179529638726377358

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The prime p=726377359, the binary exponent 363188679, and the displayed repeated-squaring transcript.

[L1]

Euler's criterion gives (a/p)a(p1)/2(modp) for every integer a and odd prime p (Euler's criterion: (a/p)a(p1)/2(modp)).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

Starting from q0=3, each table entry satisfies qi+1qi2(modp); the bit column is the binary expansion 363188679=(10101101001011101000111000111)2, and multiplying precisely the qi with bit 1 gives the displayed accumulators, ending at 726377358.

givenalgebra
2.1

The final residue is 726377358=p11(modp), and it is not congruent to 1 because p>2.

step 1.1algebra
3.1

Applying [L1] with a=3 and using step 2.1 gives (3/p)=1.

L1step 2.1

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