On sums of binomial coefficients modulo p^2
arXiv:0910.5667
Abstract
Let p be an odd prime and let a be a positive integer. In this paper we investigate the sum mod p^2, where h,m are p-adic integers with m\not=0 (mod p). For example, we show that if h\not=0 (mod p) and p^a>3 then where (-) denotes the Jacobi symbol. Here is another remarkable congruence: If p>3 then
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