Skip to main content
2 of 2
added 575 characters in body
individ
  • 480
  • 1
  • 4
  • 9

For the equation:

$$a^2+pb^2+(p+k^2)z^2=2c^2+2kcz$$

If the number $k$ is the problem any, and $p$ is such as this: $p=\frac{t^2}{2}-1$

Then the solution can be written:

$$a=\pm{t}n^2+2(tpr\mp(p+1)kj)ns-(2p(p+1)kjr\pm{t}((p+1)(p+k^2)j^2+pr^2))s^2$$

$$b=\pm{t}n^2-2(tr\pm(p+1)kj)ns+(2(p+1)kjr\mp{t}((p+1)(p+k^2)j^2+pr^2))s^2$$

$$z=2(p+1)j((p+1)kjs-tn)s$$

$$c=(p+1)(n^2+((p+1)(p+k^2)j^2+pr^2)s^2)$$

$n,s,j,r$ - integers which we are set.

If you can represent numbers as: $p=3k^2-t^2$

This decision when the coefficients are related through the equation of Pell. $t^2-3k^2=-p$

To simplify calculations we will make this change.

$$x=(\pm{t}-2k)n^2+2j(t\mp3k)ns-(2kj^2+2kpe^2\pm{t}(pe^2-2j^2))s^2$$

$$y=(\pm{t}-2k)n^2+2j(2t\mp3k)ns-(8kj^2+2kpe^2\pm{t}(pe^2-2j^2))s^2$$

$$r=2e(tn-3kjs)s$$

$$f=n^2+(pe^2-2j^2)s^2$$

Then the solution can be written:

$$a=pr^2+(p+k^2)f^2-xy$$

$$b=r(x+y)$$

$$z=f(x+y)$$

$$c=pr^2+(p+k^2)f^2+x^2$$

$n,s,e,j$ - integers which we ask.

individ
  • 480
  • 1
  • 4
  • 9