Jacobi showed that a prime p has 8(p+1) decompositions as sum of four squares. sage.rings.arith.four_squares computes one such decomposition. Is there a way to compute all of them?
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All decompositions of a prime as a sum of four squares
Jacobi showed that a prime p has 8(p+1) decompositions as a sum of four squares. sage.rings.arith.four_squares computes one such decomposition. Is there a way to compute all of them?
