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My bad - I initially put the notice on the wrong person's talk page. This is what I posted to his:
Please see my note on the PUI page - I tagged this so someone more hostile to its use wouldn't. I hope to get good info back from the UMKC site. In the meantime, you obviously have several books on the topic. If you can find copyright info from them on the photo (if it's used in them), and contribute that info to the PUI entry, that would be useful. Also, if you can cite us to other books or websites using the pic, there could be a case made for abandonment into the public domain. And don't worry, with the note I put on there, it won't likely be deleted anytime soon, at least not until I update with a reply from UMKC. Also, as to the possiblity of fair use, it might help if you can detail reasons there are no other pictures out there. Do you know of one taken or published before 1923? Audemus Defendere (talk) 09:24, 8 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Quick progress. I heard back from someone at UMKC. He thinks the photo was used in Dan Carter's 1969 book. If you have a copy, see what it says about the photo's copyright or permission. He also thinks it may be in the collection of trial photos at the Decatur Public Library. If they seem to have the copyright, maybe you can get them to follow the procedure at WP:CONSENT. Or, if the picture is owned by the Judge's surviving next of kin, they can do the WP:CONSENT procedure. As another alternative, has the photo been used in the Carter book and other publications without clear identification that a rightholder has reserved rights? (e.g., "Used with permission of Decatur Public Library" or "Used with permission of Horton children.") If we don't do one or more of the above, sooner, rather than later, some copyright ayatollah (who may or may not know what she or he is talking about) will want to do a speedy delete. That's why I interposed a tag in the first place. Audemus Defendere (talk) 15:30, 8 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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I looked up Dickson's History of Numbers vol 1 p215(Tonelli) and p218(Cipolla) and Dickson clearly shows that both modular square root algorithms can handle powers of prime modula (whereas the Wiki articles say they can only do prime modula).
I've updated the TALK pages of both articles with the relevant Dickson math, along with numeric runthroughs with Mathematica code.
However, I am not a professional mathematician so I hesitate to update the articles.
Perhaps yourself, or someone else in the Computer science field could update the relevant articles with this information from Dickson.
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