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A trivial application of Wilson's theorem to Brocard's Problem

Proposition: Let $W(1)$ be the set of all Wilson primes of order $1$ and suppose $n=p-1,$ where $p$ is a prime such that $p\notin W(1)$, then there are no integer solutions to the equation $$n!+1=m^2$$...
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A certain Pell Equation

Recently I came up with a positive solution $((x,y)\neq (\pm 1;0))$ to this diophantine equation $$ x^2-\left(w^2(2^{n-2}p)^2+2^n(2^{n-2}p)\right)y^2=1,\qquad n\geq 2, $$ where all variables are in $ ...
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