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ITERATING THE DIVISION ALGORITHM MICHAEL E. MAYS West Virginia
University,
Morgantown,
(Submitted
June
WV 26506
1985)
INTRODUCTION The division algorithm guarantees that when an arbitrary integer b is divided by a positive integer a there is a unique quotient q and remainder r satisfying 0 < r < a so that b = qa + r. We will assume that 0 < a < b in this paper, Euclid's algorithm iterates this division as b = q±a + P-L, 0 < v1 < a a = q2?31 + r 2 , 0 < rz r
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