Pell-index setup for large quadruple solutions
Opendiophantine_pell_setupdiophantine-equationsnumber-theory
Let with all six pairwise products plus one square. Then there are indices , and initial data with solving the two Pell equations whose recurrences share the value , with . Quoted from A. Filipin and Y. Fujita (see the part just before Theorem 2.1) in M. Cipu and Y. Fujita, Glas. Mat. 50 (2015), Section 3.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_diophantine_pell import Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Log.Basic set_option autoImplicit false open DiophantineDescent
Formal statement
theorem diophantine_pell_setup (a b c d r s t : Nat)
(ha : 0 < a) (hab : a < b) (hbc : b < c) (hcd : c < d)
(hr : a * b + 1 = r ^ 2) (hs : a * c + 1 = s ^ 2)
(ht : b * c + 1 = t ^ 2)
(had : ∃ x : Nat, a * d + 1 = x ^ 2)
(hbd : ∃ y : Nat, b * d + 1 = y ^ 2)
(hcd2 : ∃ z : Nat, c * d + 1 = z ^ 2) :
∃ m n : Nat, ∃ z₀ x₀ z₁ y₁ : Int,
3 ≤ m ∧ 2 ≤ n ∧ m ≤ 2 * n ∧ (z₀ = 1 ∨ z₀ = -1) ∧
(a : Int) * z₀ ^ 2 - (c : Int) * x₀ ^ 2 = (a : Int) - c ∧
(b : Int) * z₁ ^ 2 - (c : Int) * y₁ ^ 2 = (b : Int) - c ∧
PellV (s : Int) (c : Int) z₀ x₀ (2 * m)
= PellW (t : Int) (c : Int) z₁ y₁ (2 * n) := by
sorrySource
A. Filipin and Y. Fujita, Publ. Math. Debrecen 82 (2013), before Theorem 2.1; via M. Cipu and Y. Fujita, Glas. Mat. 50 (2015), Section 3