What is N-Reciprocity and its significance in number theory?

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N-reciprocity extends classical results in number theory, particularly those of Gauss, by exploring the relationships between distinct primes p and q through modular equations. The discussion centers on the implications of the equations x^n ≡ p (mod q) and x^n ≡ q (mod p) for all positive integers n. This concept aims to generalize reciprocity theorems, potentially revealing deeper connections in number theory. The significance lies in its ability to unify various results and provide new insights into prime relationships. Overall, N-reciprocity represents a promising area of exploration in advancing mathematical understanding.
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generalizing Gauss and others results could we speak of a nreciprocity involving the solution (p and q are distinct primes) of x^{n} \equiv p mod (q) and x^{n} \equiv q mod (p ) where n is every positive integer.
 
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