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A321492 Numbers that can be written as (x + y)(x^2 + y^2), x > y > 0, in at least two ways.

Original entry on oeis.org

12325, 98600, 117720, 146705, 206312, 263840, 332775, 378505, 400945, 500200, 651456, 687245, 734400, 741845, 773800, 788800, 799240, 941760, 1173640, 1327360, 1533195, 1540625, 1650496, 1735105, 1836680, 1943240, 2048320, 2050880, 2110720, 2217280, 2662200, 2704360, 2965685
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Author

Geoffrey B. Campbell and M. F. Hasler, Nov 22 2018

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Comments

See A321491 for numbers of the form (x+y)(x^2+y^2) = A321490(x,y) with x > y > 0.

Examples

			12325 = (13+16)(13^2+16^2) = (3+22)(3^2+22^2).
98600 = (26+32)(26^2+32^2) = (6+44)(6^2+44^2).
117720 = (21+39)(21^2+39^2) = (8+46)(8^2+46^2).
146705 = (24+41)(24^2+41^2) = (14+47)(14^2+47^2).
206312 = (15+53)(15^2+53^2) = (32+42)(32^2+42^2).
263840 = (6+62)(6^2+62^2) = (33+47)(33^2+47^2).
		

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Programs

  • PARI
    A321492_list(L=1e6)={my(S=[],T=List(),t);for(m=2,sqrtn(L,3),while(#S&&S[1]<=m^3, S=S[^1]); for(n=1,m-1,if(L