Boost Your Math Olympiad Prep with Elementary Number Theory by Gareth Jones"

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Elementary Number Theory by Gareth Jones is recommended for preparing for math olympiads and competitions, as it covers essential topics in introductory number theory. The book's index indicates a comprehensive approach to the subject. Additionally, supplementing this with a problem-solving book, such as Principles of Math Problem Solving by Erickson/Flowers, is advised to enhance practical skills through exercises and examples. Engaging with these resources can significantly aid in developing a solid foundation in mathematics for competitive events.
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Going through the index it looks like they have covered the important topics for introductory number theory. You might want to check out a book on problem solving like Principles of Math Problem Solving by Erickson/Flowers or anything with lots of problems and examples that you can practice with
 
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