The noncongruence of powers of two
The noncongruence of powers of two
Let be a positive integer power of , so that . A positive integer is congruent if it is the area of a right triangle with rational side lengths. Noncongruence conjecture. If , then is not congruent. The claim concerns the congruent-number problem and asserts that no power of two occurs as the area of a rational right triangle. The supplied text gives no evidence that this claim has been proved or disproved.
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Roy Burson, “The Mobius Function and Congruent Numbers”, arXiv:2006.16760 (2020).
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