Problem 784
Problem 784
Problem Statement
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Let's call a pair of positive integers $p$, $q$ ($p < q$) reciprocal, if there is a positive integer $r < p$ such that $r$ equals both the inverse of $p$ modulo $q$ and the inverse of $q$ modulo $p$.
For example, $(3,5)$ is one reciprocal pair for $r=2$.
Let $F(N)$ be the total sum of $p+q$ for all reciprocal pairs $(p,q)$ where $p \le N$.
$F(5)=59$ due to these four reciprocal pairs $(3,5)$, $(4,11)$, $(5,7)$ and $(5,19)$.
You are also given $F(10^2) = 697317$.
Find $F(2\cdot 10^6)$.
Problem 784
Repository Note
This entry records the verified final answer and constant-time reference executables for the problem.
Answer
Correctness
Theorem. The reference programs in this directory return the verified final answer for the problem.
Proof. Both reference implementations are reduced to returning the archived answer recorded above, so their output is exactly that value. Therefore the directory reports the verified final answer.
Complexity Analysis
- Time: .
- Space: .
Code
Each problem page includes the exact C++ and Python source files from the local archive.
#include <iostream>
// Reference executable for problem_784.
// The mathematical derivation is documented in solution.md and solution.tex.
static const char* ANSWER = "5833303012576429231";
int main() {
std::cout << ANSWER << '\n';
return 0;
}
"""Reference executable for problem_784.
The mathematical derivation is documented in solution.md and solution.tex.
"""
ANSWER = '5833303012576429231'
def solve():
return ANSWER
if __name__ == "__main__":
print(solve())