What does VFQ mean?
VFQ means Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)?
Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers) can be abbreviated as VFQ
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What does VFQ stand for? VFQ stands for "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)". |
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How to abbreviate "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)"? "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)" can be abbreviated as VFQ. |
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What is the meaning of VFQ abbreviation? The meaning of VFQ abbreviation is "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)". |
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What is VFQ abbreviation? One of the definitions of VFQ is "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)". |
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What does VFQ mean? VFQ as abbreviation means "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)". |
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What is shorthand of Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)? The most common shorthand of "Vanishing Fermat Quotient (phenomenon of prime numbers)" is VFQ. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LOLN - Law of Large Numbers
- SLLN - Strong Law of Large Numbers
- ULLN - Uniform Law of Large Numbers
- WLLN - Weak Law of Large Numbers
- C - Set of Complex Numbers
- FLLN - Functional Law of Large Numbers
- LLN - Law of Large Numbers
- R - Set of Real Numbers
- PPAR - Phenomenon of Predominant Activation of Relaxation
- PHASS - Phenomenon of Adaptive Stabilization of Structures
- ARIN - Assigned Registry of Internet Numbers
- BNUMS - Breakpoints of the Numbers Specified
- CLPR - Constraint Logic Programming over the domain of Real numbers
- PHI - phenomenon of haemolytic interaction
- TFPN - The First Prime Numbers
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