My Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Salaam and kind greetings to you and yours!
Allow me first to convey to each and every one of
you and yours, the best customized and fitting
wish you desire for yourself and yours in terms
of health, wealth, achievements, and fulfilled
expectations, including but not limited to, your
preferred flavor of success...but most of all an
enduring peace of mind, and constant happiness!
Kindest regards,
FBMB.
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Fethi Bin Muhammad Belgacem,
Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Basic Education,
PAAET, Al-Ardhiya, Kuwait.
Mobile: (+965)-9985-2474
SCOPUS IDs: 6504575250 & 16641829200.
ORCID: 0000-0003-0228-7829; MRAID:679116.
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What I would like to achieve aside from showing more fundamental aspects of the Sumudu transform - (among other things)- is find a shorter proof of Fermat's theorem, and give a final decision on Fermat's Conjecture, regarding, Fn = 1 +2 2^n , since I do believe, (albeit not unjustifiably), that Fn stops to be prime beyond, n = 4.
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