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On the cubic Diophantine equation x~3+1=3py~2

WU Huaming

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Aim To study the positive integer solution of the Diophantine equation x3+1=3py2.Methods By using the basic properties of Pell equations.Results Let p be an odd prime with p≡1(mod 6).For p=3k2-2 or 3p=k2+2,where k is a positive integer,the equation x3+1=3py2 has no positive integer solution.Conclusion It is proved that the Diophantine equation has not integer solution for some special integers p.

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Aim To study the positive integer solution of the Diophantine equation x3+1=3py2.Methods By using the basic properties of Pell equations.Results Let p be an odd prime with p≡1(mod 6).For p=3k2-2 or 3p=k2+2,where k is a positive integer,the equation x3+1=3py2 has no positive integer solution.Conclusion It is proved that the Diophantine equation has not integer solution for some special integers p.

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Aim To study the positive integer solution of the Diophantine equation x3+1=3py2.Methods By using the basic properties of Pell equations.Results Let p be an odd prime with p≡1(mod 6).For p=3k2-2 or 3p=k2+2,where k is a positive integer,the equation x3+1=3py2 has no positive integer solution.Conclusion It is proved that the Diophantine equation has not integer solution for some special integers p.

Key concepts: Diophantine equation, Integer (computer science), Mathematics, Prime (order theory), Diophantine set, Prime factor, Combinatorics, Discrete mathematics

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