Tuesday, 24 May 2016

notation - Why do we use "congruent to" instead of equal to?

I'm more familiar with the notation ab(modc), but I think this is equivalent to amodc=bmodc, which makes it clear that we should put a = instead of .



What's the reason for the change of sign? If it's to emphasize that modular equivalence is a congruence relation, why don't we use the sign in both notations?

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