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• Divisibility
  In elementary mathematics, '''divisibility''' is a relation between two natural numbers: The concept of divisibility can obviously be extended to the integers.
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• Divisibility/Definition
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• Divisibility/Related Articles
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• Least common multiple/Related Articles
  {{r|divisibility}}
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• Greatest common divisor/Related Articles
  {{r|divisibility}}
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• Divisor (ring theory)
  ...the archetype, the original notion of divisor found a natural extension. Divisibility is a useful concept for the analysis of the structure of commutative rings If ''R'' has an identity, then most statements about divisibility can be translated into statements about principal ideals. For instance,
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• Divisibility
  In elementary mathematics, '''divisibility''' is a relation between two natural numbers: The concept of divisibility can obviously be extended to the integers.
  3 KB (515 words) - 21:49, 22 July 2009
• Fibonacci number
  ==Divisibility properties==
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• Integer/Related Articles
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• Transitive relation
  ** [[Divisibility]] on the natural numbers is transitive: if ''x'' divides ''y'' and ''y'' di
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• Perfect number/Advanced
  ...results from elementary number theory, besides a general familiarity with divisibility, are the following:
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• Money
  # Divisibility. People purchase goods of various amounts of value. The minimum practical q
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• Number theory/Signed Articles/Elementary diophantine approximations
  == Divisibility == '''Remark'''&nbsp; The above three properties show that the relation of divisibility is a [[partial order]] in the set of natural number &nbsp;<math>\mathbb{N},
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• Greatest common divisor
  The notion of [[divisibility]] can be generalized to the context of rings,
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• Normal distribution
  ===Infinite divisibility=== The normal distributions are [[infinite divisibility|infinitely divisible]] probability distributions.
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• Natural number
  (Another order, a partial order, can be defined using [[divisibility]].)
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• CZ Talk:Unchecklisted Articles
  ...d. If you prefer straight numerical breaks, I'd think either 25 or 50, for divisibility by 100. 50 is longish, but not awful. 25 would be easier to find specific a
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• Philosophy of Spinoza
  ...cellence and power. Others don't. Bodies can have different shapes, sizes, divisibility and "motion and rest".<ref name=tws10decllaaqawa>{{cite news ...adequately to begin with, such as common notions such as [[shape]], size, divisibility, and mobility.<ref name=tws10deciiuueere>{{cite news
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• Mathematics
  ...>|| <!--[[Image:GroupDiagramD6.png|96px]]--> || <!--[[Image:Lattice of the divisibility of 60.svg|96px]]-->
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• Elinor Ostrom/Bibliography
  Ostrom, E. “Exclusion, Choice and Divisibility: Factors Affecting the Measurement of Urban Agency Output.” Social Scienc
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• History of number theory
  [[Euclid]] devoted part of his Elements to prime numbers and divisibility, topics that belong unambiguously to number theory and are basic thereto (B
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