Perfect powers that are sums of consecutive like powers
This thesis is concerned with finding integer solutions to certain Diophantine equations. In doing so, we will use a variety of techniques. Unfortunately, we are not able to mention all of them - there are many techniques in solving Diophantine equations! Combining analytic methods with classic and...
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University of Warwick
2017
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| Summary: | This thesis is concerned with finding integer solutions to certain Diophantine equations. In doing so, we will use a variety of techniques. Unfortunately, we are not able to mention all of them - there are many techniques in solving Diophantine equations! Combining analytic methods with classic and modern algebraic approaches proves fruitful in a number of cases. |
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