ON THE DIOPHANTINE EQUATION x + y = 2pz
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We show, if p is prime, that the equation xn + yn = 2pz2 has no solutions in coprime integers x and y with |xy| ≥ 1 and n > p132p , and, if p 6= 7, the equation xn + yn = pz2 has no solutions in coprime integers x and y with |xy| ≥ 1 and n > p12p .
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