Laradji–Mignotte–Tzanakis conjecture for 5x2+q2α=y55x^2+q^{2\alpha}=y^5

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Let qq be an odd prime, and consider integer solutions (x,y,α)(x,y,\alpha) with x,y,α>0x,y,\alpha>0 of

5x2+q2α=y5.5x^2+q^{2\alpha}=y^5.

Laradji–Mignotte–Tzanakis conjecture. If qq is not of the form

q=2000v4−200v2+1q=2000v^4-200v^2+1

for an integer vv, then the equation has no solutions. This conjecture strengthens the cited theorem's conclusion in the remaining case after the theorem's necessary parametrization and is motivated by experimental computations; its resolution is not stated in the source.

References

Primary source

Pedro-José Cazorla García, Angelos Koutsianas and Lucas Villagra-Torcomian, “The generalized Fermat equation Ax^2 + By^r = Cz^p and applications”, arXiv:2605.02632 (2026).

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