Title: The Integer Solutions of the Diophantine Equation x~3+1=13qy~2
Abstract:Let D be a square-free positive integer and D = ∏si = 1pi( s≥2),where pi≡1( mod 6)( i= 1,2,…,s) are odd primes. The primary solution of the Diophantine equation x3+1 = Dy2 still remains unresolved. By...Let D be a square-free positive integer and D = ∏si = 1pi( s≥2),where pi≡1( mod 6)( i= 1,2,…,s) are odd primes. The primary solution of the Diophantine equation x3+1 = Dy2 still remains unresolved. By using congruence,quadratic residue,some properties of the solutions to Pell equation,recursive sequence,when q≡7( mod 12) is an odd prime,and(q/13)=-1,we prove the following results: 1) if q= 7,the Diophantine equation x3+1 = 13qy2 has integer solutions( x,y) =( 4 367,±30 252),(-1,0); 2) if q≠7,the Diophantine equation x3+1 = 13qy2 has only one integer solution,that is( x,y) =(-1,0).Read More
Publication Year: 2014
Publication Date: 2014-01-01
Language: en
Type: article
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