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Marco Golla
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an specific A Diophantine equation ofwith prime powerpowers

Let p$p$ and q are$q$ be prime numbers, if p^2+p+1=3q^a, such that $p^2+p+1=3q^a$: is it true that a=1$a=1$? I need this

This specific equation, because it appears inwhen computing order components of finite groups Thank you before.

an specific equation of prime power

Let p and q are prime numbers, if p^2+p+1=3q^a, is it true that a=1? I need this specific equation, because it appears in order components of finite groups Thank you before

A Diophantine equation with prime powers

Let $p$ and $q$ be prime numbers such that $p^2+p+1=3q^a$: is it true that $a=1$?

This specific equation appears when computing order components of finite groups.

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darya
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an specific equation of prime power

Let p and q are prime numbers, if p^2+p+1=3q^a, is it true that a=1? I need this specific equation, because it appears in order components of finite groups Thank you before