Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4595241 Journal of Number Theory 2007 37 Pages PDF
Abstract

We prove that, for positive integers a, b, c and d with c≠d, a>1, b>1, the number of simultaneous solutions in positive integers to ax2−cz2=1, by2−dz2=1 is at most two. This result is the best possible one. We prove a similar result for the system of equations x2−ay2=1, z2−bx2=1.

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Physical Sciences and Engineering Mathematics Algebra and Number Theory