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In search of square centered square numbers

M. A. Nyblom

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We prove the existence of infinitely many square centred numbers which are simultaneously perfect squares via a completely elementary approach which circumvents the need to use the theory of Pell's equation. The advantage of this approach is that we uncover an intE;Jresting one-toone correspondence between the square centred square number and the square triangular numbers.

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We prove the existence of infinitely many square centred numbers which are simultaneously perfect squares via a completely elementary approach which circumvents the need to use the theory of Pell's equation. The advantage of this approach is that we uncover an intE;Jresting one-toone correspondence between the square centred square number and the square triangular numbers.

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We prove the existence of infinitely many square centred numbers which are simultaneously perfect squares via a completely elementary approach which circumvents the need to use the theory of Pell's equation. The advantage of this approach is that we uncover an intE;Jresting one-toone correspondence between the square centred square number and the square triangular numbers.

Key concepts: Square (algebra), Square number, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Square-free integer, Discrete mathematics, Geometry

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