fundamental theorem of arithmetic
算术基本定理
Meaning in context
Every integer greater than one is a finite product of positive primes, unique up to the order of its factors.
每个大于 的整数都可分解为有限个正素数的乘积,且除因子次序外此分解唯一。
Example
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Usage and distinctions
Existence of irreducible factorizations alone is weaker than uniqueness; general domains need not satisfy this theorem.
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Definition sources
- Wen-Wei Li — Methods in Algebra I, author source唯一分解性, definition def:UFD and following paragraph specializing to Z and naming 算术基本定理 · Checked 2026-10-14
Translation sources
- 李文威 — 代数学方法 卷一,作者源文件唯一分解性,paragraph following def:UFD identifying Z as UFD and naming 算术基本定理 · Checked 2026-10-14