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==Statement==
==Statement==

Latest revision as of 22:05, 28 April 2009

This article is about an exponential Diophantine equation: a Diophantine equation/problem that involves one or more variables in the exponent.
View a complete list of exponential Diophantine equations

Statement

The Fermat equation is:

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Fermat's last theorem (conjectured by Fermat, proved by Wiles) is that for , and , the equation has no solutions.