Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4595243 | Journal of Number Theory | 2007 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
Using several currently available techniques, including Baker's method, Frey curves and modular forms, we prove that for odd values of k with 1⩽k<1701⩽k<170, the equationk1+k2+⋯+xk=y2n1k+2k+⋯+xk=y2n in positive integers x,y,nx,y,n with n>2n>2 has only the trivial solution (x,y)=(1,1)(x,y)=(1,1).
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Authors
Ákos Pintér,