There is a whole group of such systems of equations.
Such a system is solved as standard. First, we write down the parametrization of one equation.
And then we find the parameterization for the necessary parameters.
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There was a question. When there are solutions
andEach attempt at a solution gives a new formula for some reason. It didn't fit.
The following formula gives the necessary solutions.
The general formula should contain 3 more parameters.
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Сумма их имеет вид.
И когда нет...
Ну и дальше всё совсем просто... взаимно простые когда скобки некоторые равны 1... ну или -1
]]>So the problem boils down to finding solutions to the general Pell equation. Then the problem is just in writing a convenient formula for describing solutions.
In addition to a convenient formula, there is another problem - through which Pell equations these solutions are described. Oddly enough, the usual Pell equation appears everywhere. Of this kind.
And there are two possible options for describing solutions. The first option is to use the standard Pell equation. And use such formulas, for example.
I don't particularly like these formulas. In order to use them, it is necessary to solve the Pell equation. Therefore, it was a question of using solutions of the general and standard Pell equations. That's strange. that it is always necessary to use the standard Pell equation to find solutions.
Since the square shape can always be reduced to the general Pell equation.
Using solutions of the standard Pell equation.
And using solutions of the general Pell equation.
You can write a formula for finding the next solution using the previous ones.
It was interesting, and if you don't do transformations, write an explicit formula. Will the same pattern persist in this case?
You still need a general equation.
And the standard equation.
Solutions can be written like this.
To obtain all solutions sequentially. They are usually used in the formula of the first solutions and going consistently to the big ones. Although formally, any solutions can be used in these formulas. For any solutions, the formula works.
The interesting thing is that no matter how the form of the general Pell equation changes. The form of solutions to this equation will be given by the standard Pell equation.
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When solving such equations.
Pythagorean triples can help us. Take any two Pythagorean triples.
Then the solutions can be written in this form. Then the truth needs to be reduced by a common divisor.
]]>To solve the Diophantine equation.
It is necessary to use the solution of the following equation.
There are solutions when the coefficient can be represented as the sum of squares.
And the solution itself can be presented in this form.
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