MHB Questions on Pell's & Non-Linear Diophantine Equations UG Level

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Start date Mar 16, 2019
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Resources for Pell's and non-linear Diophantine equations at the undergraduate level include specific threads and forums dedicated to these topics. Pell's Equation is highlighted as particularly relevant, with suggestions to explore existing discussions on platforms like Math Help Boards. Users are encouraged to seek out interesting problems and results that can enhance their understanding. Engaging with these resources can provide valuable insights and practice opportunities. Overall, the forum serves as a useful starting point for students interested in these mathematical concepts.

Mar 16, 2019

matqkks

Are there any resources of questions on the topic of Pell's and non linear Diophantine equations? I am looking for interesting results which are required to be solved. This is for a typical second year undergraduate level.
Thanks.

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Mar 16, 2019

Petek

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Pell's Equation appears to meet your criteria.

Mar 16, 2019

Opalg

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Have you looked at https://mathhelpboards.com/showthread.php?2905-The-Pell-Sequence in this forum?

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