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A343860 For the numbers k that can be expressed as k = w+x = y*z with w*x = (y+z)^2 where w, x, y, and z are all positive integers, this sequence gives the corresponding values of y+z.

Original entry on oeis.org

8, 9, 10, 18, 15, 24, 45, 35, 90, 90, 210, 264, 117, 90, 585, 136, 435, 522, 1305, 1935, 306, 235, 3978, 3608, 4690, 2415, 1416, 801, 615, 792, 27234, 1610, 6090, 50184, 44290, 3042, 44109, 8730, 22698, 41615, 2097, 1610, 107535, 186633, 46104, 40410, 19485
Offset: 1

Author

Soumyadeep Dhar, May 01 2021

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Comments

A057369 lists numbers m such that two quadratic equations of the form t^2-k*t+m = 0 and t^2-m*t+k^2 = 0 have positive integer roots, where k is the coefficient of t and m is the constant in first equation, which has roots p and q (i.e., k, m, p, q are all positive integer, k=p+q and m=p*q). Also m is the coefficient of t and k^2 is the constant in second equation, which has roots u and v (i.e., k, m, u, v are all positive integer, m=u+v and k^2=u*v). Sequence [a(n)] represents corresponding values of k=p+q for A057369(m).

Examples

			t^2 - (3+15)*t + 3*15 = 0 has roots p=3 and q=15, and
t^2 - (9+36)*t + 9*36 = 0 has roots u=9 and v=36, and
3*15 = 9+36 and (3+15)^2 = 9*36, so k = 3+15 = 18 is a term of this sequence.
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The first 10 values of k listed in A057369 and their corresponding values of w, x, y, z, and y+z are as follows:
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   n    k   w    x  y   z  y+z = a(n)
  --  ---  --  --- --  --  ----------
   1   16   8    8  4   4        8
   2   18   9    9  3   6        9
   3   25   5   20  5   5       10
   4   45   9   36  3  15       18
   5   50   5   45  5  10       15
   6   80   8   72  4  20       24
   7  234   9  225  6  39       45
   8  250   5  245 10  25       35
   9  261  36  225  3  87       90
  10  425  20  405  5  85       90
		

Crossrefs

Programs

  • PARI
    forstep(k=1, 1000, 1, fordiv(k, y, if(issquare(k^2 - 4*(y+k/y)^2), print1(y+k/y, ", "); break)));