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On the Diophantine equation x~3+27=7y~2

Lin Li-juan

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In this paper,the author has proved that the Diophantine equation x3+27=7y2 has only an integer solution(x,y)=(-3,0),(1,±2) and then gives all integer solution of x3+27=7y2 by using the elementary methods such as recursive sequence,congruent fomula and quadratic residue

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In this paper,the author has proved that the Diophantine equation x3+27=7y2 has only an integer solution(x,y)=(-3,0),(1,±2) and then gives all integer solution of x3+27=7y2 by using the elementary methods such as recursive sequence,congruent fomula and quadratic residue

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In this paper,the author has proved that the Diophantine equation x3+27=7y2 has only an integer solution(x,y)=(-3,0),(1,±2) and then gives all integer solution of x3+27=7y2 by using the elementary methods such as recursive sequence,congruent fomula and quadratic residue

Key concepts: Diophantine equation, Legendre's equation, Diophantine set, Integer (computer science), Mathematics, Quadratic residue, Quadratic equation, Sequence (biology)

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