Ideal Number

A type of number involving the Kummer while trying tosolve Fermat's Last Theorem. Although factorization over the Integers is unique (the FundamentalTheorem of Algebra), factorization is not unique over the Complex Numbers. Over the idealnumbers, however, factorization in terms of the Complex Numbers becomes unique. Ideal numbers were sopowerful that they were generalized by Dedekind into the more abstract Ideals in generalRings which are a key part of modern abstract Algebra.

• Sonine's Integral
• Sophie Germain Prime
• Sorites Paradox
• Sorting
• Sort-Then-Add Sequence
• Source
• Sous-Double
• Souslin Set
• Souslin's Hypothesis
• Sous-Triple
• Space
• Space Conic
• Space Curve
• Space Diagonal
• Space Distance
• Space Division
• Space-Filling Curve
• Space-Filling Function
• Space-Filling Polyhedron
• Space Groups
• Space of Closed Paths
• Span (Geometry)
• Span (Link)
• Span (Polynomial)
• Span (Set)