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Lifting both square roots of 2 from modulo 7 to modulo 74

Example

The two roots of 2 lift along the powers of 7 as follows:

modulusfirst branchsecond branch
734
491039
343108235
24012166235

Thus the square roots of 2 modulo 74=2401 are the classes of 235 and 2166.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The target a=2, the odd prime p=7, and the two roots 3,4 modulo 7.

[L1]

A nonsingular root modulo pk has a unique lift of the form xk+tpk modulo pk+1, with t uniquely determined modulo p (A nonsingular square root lifts uniquely by one odd-prime-power step).

[L2]

A soluble unit square congruence modulo an odd prime power has exactly two solution classes (Unit square criterion and root count modulo odd prime powers).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1L1givenalgebra

Direct squaring gives the roots 3,4 modulo 7. Solving the correction congruence of [L1] on each branch gives corrections (1,5) modulo 7 for the lift to 49, then (2,4) for the lift to 343, and finally (6,0) for the lift to 2401; these yield the two displayed chains 3↦10↦108↦2166 and 4↦39↦235↦235.

2.1step 1.1L2algebra∎

One has 2352=23⋅2401+2 and 21662=1954⋅2401+2, so both final classes are roots. They are distinct, and [L2] says a soluble unit congruence has exactly two roots, so the list is complete.

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