Re: f(n)=n^2+2n =>x^2-Ay^2=1
- From: tommy1729 <tommy1729@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2007 07:08:11 EDT
If n>=2 (even and integer)
Then for all n
f(n)=n^2+2n
to produce the Pell's equation.
x^2-Ay^2=1
example:
n=2, f(n)=8, then
1^2+8=3^2; 3^2-2*2^2=1
n=4, f(n)=24, then
1^2+24=5^2; 5^2-6*2^2=1
n=6, f(n)=48, then
1^2+48=7^2; 7^2-12*2^2=1
n=8, f(n)=80, then
1^2+80=9^2; 9^2-20*2^2=1
n=10, f(n)=120, then
1^2+120=11^2; 11^2-30*2^2=1
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and so on
Regards,
Vincenzo Librandi
vincenzo.librandweoz@xxxxxxxx
forgotten to specify how to compute A ???
without a formula for A this is incomplete as a statement !
you havent shown , proved or conjectured anything here.
tommy1729
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