Zsigmondy Theorem - Mathematics & Logic - Pure Mathematics Dictionary Definition A theorem in arithmetic number theory that for integers a>b>0 with gcd(a,b)=1 and for integer n>1, the integer a^n−b^n has a primitive prime divisor (a prime dividing a^n−b^n but not dividing a^k−b^k for any 1≤k
Zsigmondy Theorem - Mathematics & Logic - Pure Mathematics Dictionary Definition A theorem in arithmetic number theory that for integers a>b>0 with gcd(a,b)=1 and for integer n>1, the integer a^n−b^n has a primitive prime divisor (a prime dividing a^n−b^n but not dividing a^k−b^k for any 1≤k