Re: x^2 - Ay^2 =1
- From: Vincenzo Librandi <vincenzo.librandweoz@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 05:03:02 EDT
Philippe wrote:
We are waiting for your polynomials giving
A = 61, 109 or 421...
1766319049^2-61*226153980^2=1
is tied
29718^2-61*3805^2=-1
find the tie.
For others: tied x^2-109*Y^2=-1
or x^2-421y^1=-1, and I fiend what ask.
Another exampleI give you a solution, which is may be or not the >>fundamental one,of this equation :
x^2 - 21*y^2 = 1
X = 665335, Y = 145188
Could you say if this solution is fundamental or not ?
Could you find from this the fundamental solution ?
show me your 'simple decomposition'...
x^2 - 85*y^2 = 1
X = 285769, Y = 30996
same question.
Of course 285769 = (11.83,313) isn't square
and 665335=(5,11,12097) isn't square
so 55=(5,11)isn't square; and 55^2-21*12^2=1.
I find the metod !
Regards
Vincenzo Librandi
vincenzo.librandweoz@xxxxxxxx
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