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On ax-by=c


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Aaron Hersehefield has recently proved the very interesting result that

2x-3y=c                                               (1)

has got at most one solution when c is large. Further, by applying the following theorem of Siegel, namely,

axn-byn=k (fixed n ≥ 3)

has at most one solution if |ab| is sufficiently large, he proves that

ax-by=c                                                (2)

has at most 9 solutions.


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S. S. Pillai
Annamalai University, India

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Aaron Hersehefield has recently proved the very interesting result that

2x-3y=c                                               (1)

has got at most one solution when c is large. Further, by applying the following theorem of Siegel, namely,

axn-byn=k (fixed n ≥ 3)

has at most one solution if |ab| is sufficiently large, he proves that

ax-by=c                                                (2)

has at most 9 solutions.