Schinzel–Tijdeman conjecture for the equation y2z3=P(x)y^2z^3=P(x)

Let PP be a polynomial with rational coefficients. Schinzel–Tijdeman conjecture. If PP has at least three simple zeros, then the equation

y2z3=P(x)y^2z^3=P(x)

has only finitely many solutions in integers x,y,zx,y,z with yz0yz\ne0. This is presented as a second well-known conjecture for deriving conditional results about powerful numbers; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Rainer Dietmann and Christian Elsholtz, “Hilbert cubes in arithmetic sets”, arXiv:1510.05260 (2015).

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