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1 Logic

• Reveries
• 8liam.7z
• 78875x
• Ma.7z
• Breast

2 Proofs

• 1. Direct Proofs
• 2. Divisibility
• 3. Existence proofs
• 4. Induction
• 5. Uniqueness Arguments
• 6. Indirect Proof

3 Number Theory

• 1. Congruence
• 2. $\Z_n$
• 3. The Euclidean Algorithm
• 4. $\U_n$
• 5. The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic
• 6. The GCD and the LCM
• 7. The Chinese Remainder Theorem
• 8. The Euler Phi Function
• 9. The Phi Function—Continued
• 10. Wilson's Theorem and Euler's Theorem
• 11. Public Key Cryptography
• 12. Quadratic Reciprocity

4 Functions

• 1. Definition and Examples
• 2. Induced Set Functions
• 3. Injections and Surjections
• 4. More Properties of Injections and Surjections
• 5. Pseudo-Inverses
• 6. Bijections and Inverse Functions
• 7. Cardinality and Countability
• 8. Uncountability of the Reals
• 9. The Schröder-Bernstein Theorem
• 10. Cantor's Theorem

5 Relations

• 1. Equivalence Relations
• 2. Factoring Functions
• 3. Ordered Sets
• 4. New Orders from Old
• 5. Partial Orders and Power Sets
• 6. Countable total orders

6 Bibliography

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