PDF-Notes on Number Theory and Discrete Mathematics Vol
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19 2013 2 3042 Extension of factorial concept to negative numbers A M Ibrahim Department of Mathematics Ahmadu Bello University Zaria email adekubash1gmailcom Abstract
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