MCP server exposing cypari2 (PARI/GP) number theory library
MCP server exposing cypari2 (PARI/GP) number theory library mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-parigp Or use with an MCP client by configuring in your settings: - Greatest common divisor - Euler's totient function - Sum of k-th power of divisors - Multiplicative order modulo n - Find roots of polynomial - n-th cyclotomic polynomial - Derivative of polynomial - Substitute in polynomial - Initialize…
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MCP server exposing cypari2 (PARI/GP) number theory library mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-parigp Or use with an MCP client by configuring in your settings: - Greatest common divisor - Euler's totient function - Sum of k-th power of divisors - Multiplicative order modulo n - Find roots of polynomial - n-th cyclotomic polynomial - Derivative of polynomial - Substitute in polynomial - Initialize number field - Initialize with Buchmann's algorithm - Initialize elliptic curve - Trace of Frobenius…
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