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The Diophantine equation x~3-5~3=3py~2

Yang Ha

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Let p be a fixed prime.By using some elementary number theory methods,it is proved that the equation x3-53=3py2 has positive integer solution(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1if and only if p=Q(27a4+45a2+25),where ais a positive integer and Q(27a4+45a2+25)is the square free factor of 27a4+45a2+25.Thus,if p≠7or 13(mod30),the equation has no positive integer solutions(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1.

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Let p be a fixed prime.By using some elementary number theory methods,it is proved that the equation x3-53=3py2 has positive integer solution(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1if and only if p=Q(27a4+45a2+25),where ais a positive integer and Q(27a4+45a2+25)is the square free factor of 27a4+45a2+25.Thus,if p≠7or 13(mod30),the equation has no positive integer solutions(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1.

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Let p be a fixed prime.By using some elementary number theory methods,it is proved that the equation x3-53=3py2 has positive integer solution(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1if and only if p=Q(27a4+45a2+25),where ais a positive integer and Q(27a4+45a2+25)is the square free factor of 27a4+45a2+25.Thus,if p≠7or 13(mod30),the equation has no positive integer solutions(x,y)with gcd(x,y)=1.

Key concepts: Diophantine equation, Integer (computer science), Mathematics, Radical of an integer, Prime factor, Prime (order theory), Diophantine set, Combinatorics

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