Remark on Algorithm 386 [A1]: Greatest Common Divisor of $n$ Integers and Multipliers
Larry Calvin Ragland, Donald I. Good
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Larry Calvin Ragland, Donald I. Good
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Subroutine GCDN , Algorithm 386 as described in [1, 2], computes the greatest common divisor, IGCD , of n integers A (1), … , A ( n ) by using the Euclidean algorithm to compute first gcd ( A (1), A (2)), then gcd ( gcd ( A (1), A (2)), A (3)), etc. It also computes integer multipliers Z (1), … , Z ( n ) such that IGCD = ∑ n i =1 A ( i ) Z ( i ).
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Subroutine GCDN , Algorithm 386 as described in [1, 2], computes the greatest common divisor, IGCD , of n integers A (1), … , A ( n ) by using the Euclidean algorithm to compute first gcd ( A (1), A (2)), then gcd ( gcd ( A (1), A (2)), A (3)), etc. It also computes integer multipliers Z (1), … , Z ( n ) such that IGCD = ∑ n i =1 A ( i ) Z ( i ).
Key concepts: Greatest common divisor, Euclidean algorithm, Integer (computer science), Mathematics, Divisor (algebraic geometry), Subroutine, Combinatorics, Least common multiple