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Erdős problem #672
Can the product of an arithmetic progression of positive integers $n,n+d,\ldots,n+(k-1)d$ of length $k\geq 4$ (with $(n,d)=1$) be a perfect power?
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- Difficulty
- 7/10
- Attempts
- 0
- Last attempt
- Not yet
- Source status
- verifiable
- External validation
- none
number theory
Resumable campaign memory
0 epochs · 0 promising · 0 blocked · 0 ruled outResearch map
Select the cheapest new discriminator.
First action: Review the source and strategy registry.
Stop or redirect when: The planned discriminator resolves the route.
- No open lead is checkpointed.
- No strategy has completed an epoch yet.
- Nothing has been rigorously ruled out yet.
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