Uses of Class
eu.bandm.tools.util2.PrimeFactors
Packages that use PrimeFactors
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Description
Ubiquitously needed auxiliary classes which need the
eu.bandm.tools.message package.-
Uses of PrimeFactors in eu.bandm.tools.util2
Fields in eu.bandm.tools.util2 declared as PrimeFactorsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final PrimeFactorsPrimeFactors.ONEstatic final PrimeFactorsPrimeFactors.TWOFields in eu.bandm.tools.util2 with type parameters of type PrimeFactorsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic Comparator<PrimeFactors>PrimeFactors.byIntValuestatic Comparator<PrimeFactors>PrimeFactors.byRatValueprotected static Map<Integer,PrimeFactors> PrimeFactors.cache_intprotected static Map<Rational,PrimeFactors> PrimeFactors.cache_ratMethods in eu.bandm.tools.util2 that return PrimeFactorsModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionPrimeFactors.denominator()static PrimeFactorsPrimeFactors.get(int value) static PrimeFactorsstatic PrimeFactorsPrimeFactors.get(BigInteger bi) PrimeFactors.max(PrimeFactors b) Return an instance with the more positive exponents of both arguments.PrimeFactors.min(PrimeFactors b) Return an instance with the more negative exponents of both arguments.PrimeFactors.minus(PrimeFactors b) Subtract exponents, ie.PrimeFactors.modifiable()Always makes a new copy, which is modifiable.PrimeFactors.numerator()PrimeFactors.plus(PrimeFactors b) Add exponents, ie.PrimeFactors.unmodifiable()Make a new unmodifiable version, iff not already unmodifiable.PrimeFactors.with(int base, int exp) Return an instance with the base and ecponent overwritten.Methods in eu.bandm.tools.util2 with parameters of type PrimeFactorsModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionintPrimeFactors.cmp(PrimeFactors other) Returns -1/0/+1 for inclusion or equality, negative exponents are smaller than positives, and returns a different int (here: -100) iff not comparable.booleanPrimeFactors.containsAsFactor(PrimeFactors b) Returns whether arg is a factor of thisbooleanPrimeFactors.equals(PrimeFactors b) PrimeFactors.max(PrimeFactors b) Return an instance with the more positive exponents of both arguments.PrimeFactors.min(PrimeFactors b) Return an instance with the more negative exponents of both arguments.PrimeFactors.minus(PrimeFactors b) Subtract exponents, ie.PrimeFactors.plus(PrimeFactors b) Add exponents, ie.