Here is an infinite set of numbers
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Suppose a logarithm function which satisfy
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on the modulo N and the function is one-to-one, thus
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The range of the function
must be in the set
of numbers
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We call the set of the above conditions "cyclic logarithm condition".
For example in the case of N=4 (thus
),
assuming the following multiplication table

,
the function

satisfies the cyclic logarithm condition.
(E.g. according to the multiplication table,
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and their logarithms have the following relation
