Non-negative Integer
Solutions of
a1k
+ a2k + a3k
+ a4k+ a5k
+ a6k + a7k
+ a8k + a9k
= b1k
+ b2k + b3k
+ b4k + b5k
+ b6k + b7k
+ b8k+ b9k
( k = 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8 )
- A.Latec gave two symmetric solutions in 1942.[5]
[25]
- [ 0, 24, 30, 83, 86, 133, 157, 181, 197 ] = [
1, 17, 41, 65, 112, 115, 168, 174, 198 ]
- [ 0, 26, 42, 124, 166, 237, 293, 335, 343 ] =
[ 5, 13, 55, 111, 182, 224, 306, 322, 348 ]
- Chen Shuwen made a computer search in 1997, and
found that there is no other symmetric solution of this type in the range of
max { ai, bi
}< 400.
- In 2002, by computer search, Peter Borwein, Petr Lisoněk, and Colin Percival
proved that there is no new symmetric solution in the
range of max { ai, bi
}< 4000.
[0201]
- No any new result was obtained on this type during
the pass 75 years.
- In 2016, Chen Shuwen tried several methods for the new solution of this
system, and found that
- By full computer search, there is no new new symmetric
solution in the range of max { ai, bi
}< 13000.
- By full computer search, there is no non-symmetric
solution in the range of max { ai, bi
}< 310.
- By selective computer search, there is no new solution found.
- Only one symmetric prime solution is found in the
range of { ai, bi
}< 100000000, by Chen Shuwen in 2016.
- [ 3522263, 4441103, 5006543, 7904423, 9388703,
11897843, 13876883, 15361163, 15643883 ] = [ 3698963, 3981683, 5465963,
7445003, 9954143, 11438423, 14336303, 14901743, 15820583 ]
Last revised March,19, 2017.
Copyright 1997-2001, Chen Shuwen