Chinese Remainder Theorem Example
When solving a linear congruence with a large moduli it is sometimes useful to reduce the linear congruence to a system of linear congruences with smaller moduli.
(1) Proposition (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Suppose
...,
are pairwise relatively prime positive integers.
Then the system of congruences
has a unique solution modulo
(2) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear system of congruences
Solution. Since
and
we find integers
and
such that
We find
and
since
Therefore, we use
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_16.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_16.gif)
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_17.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_17.gif) Therefore,
is the solution to the systems of congruence equations.
(3) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear system of congruences
Solution. We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_22.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_22.gif)
So the solution is
(4) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear system of congruences
Solution. We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_27.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_27.gif)
So the solution is
(5) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear system of congruences
Solution. We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_32.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_32.gif)
So the solution is
(6) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear system of congruences
Solution. We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_37.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_37.gif)
So the solution is
(7) Proposition (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Suppose
...,
are relatively prime positive integers and that
for each
Then the system of congruences
has a unique solution modulo
(8) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear systems of congruences
Solution. We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_49.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_49.gif) The solution is
Linear Congruence Reduction.
Let
be the unique factorization of
Then the linear congruence
has the same set of solutions as the system of simultaneous congruences
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_55.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_55.gif)
As consequence of the fundamental theorem of arithmetic,
if and only if
for each
This follows easily since, for some integer
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_60.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_60.gif)
for each
Hence,
if and only if all of the congruences
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_63.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_63.gif)
also hold.
It follows that
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_64.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_64.gif)
has the same set of solutions as the system of simultaneous congruences
.
(9) Example (Chinese Remainder Theorem) Solve the linear congruence
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_67.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_67.gif)
Solution. Since
this congruence may be replaced by the system
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_69.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_69.gif)
We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_71.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_71.gif) The solution is
(10) Example (Linear Congruence Reduction) Solve the congruence
Solution.
Since
this congruence may be replaced by the system
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_76.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_76.gif)
We find
and we use a table to construct the solution.
![chinese remainder theorem example _gr_78.gif]](pages/chinese-remainder-theorem-example/Images/chinese-remainder-theorem-example_gr_78.gif) The solution is
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