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The four square roots of modulo
Example
The square roots of modulo are
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The unit target modulo .
For , an odd target is a square modulo exactly when it is modulo , and every soluble target has exactly four roots (Unit square criterion and root count modulo powers of two).
Verification
The representatives are distinct modulo , and , , , and . Thus all four displayed classes are roots.
Since , [L1] says that the congruence is soluble and has exactly four root classes. The four distinct roots in step 1.1 are therefore complete.
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