Use bounded odd prime p=3 and the complete nonzero square table. Give (prime, class_symbol_rows, complete_partition, certificate).
G001 — Use bounded odd prime p=3 and the complete nonzero square table. Give (prime, class_symbol_rows, complete_partition, certificate).
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ORIGINAL prime=3;COMPLETE nonzero square table=[[1, 1], [2, 1]];nonzero square classes=[1]
After
for EACH normalized class r,first r0 ->symbol0;else square-table member ->symbol1;otherwise ->symbol-1;these cases partition ALL0..p-1
Conditions: none
Separate zero first;the fact that0 is a square does not give symbol+1.Nonzero classes are classified by the complete square table.This is definition plus exhaustive evidence,not a later multiplicativity or Euler formula.
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Review date: 2026-10-26
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