Can You Solve This Complex Integer Equation System?

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The discussion centers on solving the complex integer equation system defined by the equation d=2a^2=3b^3+2=5c^5+3, where a, b, and c are integers. Participants express that the problem is challenging, with indications that either no solution exists or that the value of d is excessively large. A user has conducted significant research on this topic, providing a link to their findings for further exploration.

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Find smallest [tex]d=2a^2=3b^3+2=5c^5+3[/tex]
where a,b,c are integers.
This problem is very hard. Either no solution or d is toooooooo big
 
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