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Thanks for the reply. Are there any other articles you could recommend on the subject?

I'm talking about neither his "last theorem" nor his "little theorem", but another one. He suggested that x^2+2=y^3 can only have one solution (if we're dealing in natural numbers), which was (5,3). Euler reproved the theorem since, like so many others of his, the proof was lost. I can't...

Hello. I'm a 15 year old student interested in theoretical physics. I took Calculus I in 7th grade at Hood College, Calculus II in eighth grade, and Calculus III in ninth, so math doesn't scare me. I've heard ideas that the new LHC might confirm a Higgs field, generate micro-black holes...