Template:Number-theoretic algorithms

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Number-theoretic algorithms
Primality tests
AKS · APR · Ballie-PSW · ECPP · Fermat · Lucas–Lehmer · Lucas–Lehmer (Mersenne numbers) · Lucas–Lehmer–Riesel · Proth's theorem · Pépin's · Solovay-Strassen · Miller-Rabin · Trial division
Sieving algorithms
Sieve of Atkin · Sieve of Eratosthenes · Sieve of Sundaram · Wheel factorization
Integer factorization algorithms
CFRAC · Dixon's · ECM · Euler's · Pollard's rho · P - 1 · P + 1 · QS · GNFS · SNFS · rational sieve · Fermat's · Shanks' square forms · Trial division · Shor's algorithm
Other algorithms
Ancient Egyptian multiplication · Aryabhata · Binary GCD · Chakravala · Euclidean · Extended Euclidean · integer relation algorithm · integer square root · Modular exponentiation · Shanks-Tonelli
Italics indicate that algorithm is for numbers of special forms; bold indicates deterministic algorithm for primality tests.
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