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Comments on Find all integer solutions for $a_1(a_1+k)(a_1+2k)...(a_1+(2k+1)d)+1 = n^2$

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Find all integer solutions for $a_1(a_1+k)(a_1+2k)...(a_1+(2k+1)d)+1 = n^2$ [closed]

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Closed as not constructive by beloh‭ on Dec 22, 2022 at 10:47

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Find all integer solution for the equation below: $$a_1(a_1+k)(a_1+2k)...(a_1+(2k+1)d)+1 = n^2$$

=$$ 1+\prod_{k=0}^{2k+1} (a_1 + kd) = n^2 $$

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Is there supposed to be +1 in the title? (1 comment)
The product as you've written it now is not well defined, and I think not what you wanted anyway. It ... (1 comment)
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The product as you've written it now is not well defined, and I think not what you wanted anyway. It ...
celtschk‭ wrote over 1 year ago

The product as you've written it now is not well defined, and I think not what you wanted anyway. It is an infinite product.

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