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Algebra (Otsubo) Lab
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A lab that conducts research in number theory.
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A number theory lab.
Prof. Otsubo studies number theory.
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- Number theory
- A field of mathematics that studies the properties of integers and of the solutions to equations with integer coefficients.
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The lab specializes in number theory.
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- ProfessorNoriyuki Otsubo
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