Non-extendable Rational Diophantine 3-tuples Comprising Polynomialsand Special Figurate Numbers
Abstract
A rational Diophantine 3-tuple is a family of three non-zero rationals x, y, z with the property D(n) such
that xy + n, yz + n, xz + n are perfect squares. In this paper, a pair of rational polynomials and some
special figurate numbers are scrutinized for their extension as triples and are proved to be non-extendable
as quadruples.
Keywords:
Diophantine triples, Diophantine quadruples, Regular rational Diophantine triples, Irregular rational diophantine quadruplesReferences
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Published
2025-04-03
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How to Cite
Sangeetha, V., Anupreethi, T., & Somanath, M. (2025). Non-extendable Rational Diophantine 3-tuples Comprising Polynomialsand Special Figurate Numbers. Optimality, 2(2), 78-83. https://doi.org/10.22105/opt.v2i2.77