Exploring Beal Conjecture Solutions: Common Prime Factor Examples

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Examples of computer-generated solutions to the Beal conjecture, particularly those involving common prime factors, are not readily available as a complete list. A user recalls a website that previously hosted this information, but it appears to be no longer accessible. For those interested in conducting their own searches for counterexamples, a recommended resource is a program by Peter Norvig titled "Beal Conjecture: A search for counterexamples." This program can assist in exploring potential solutions. Engaging with this tool may yield valuable insights into the Beal conjecture problem.
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Where can I find examples, or a complete list, of computer generated (common prime factor) solutions to the Beal conjecture problem?
 
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To: Vantheman,

I'm pretty sure, but not absolutely positive, that there used to be a website
which had that information. I think it's gone now.

However, if you google search:
(Beal Conjecture: A search for counterexamples, by Peter Norvig)
then you will find a "computer program" that will allow you to conduct your own search.

Don.
 
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