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Divisor d of pn^2, such that n^2+d is a square

Source: Kürschák 1990, problem 1

July 20, 2014
modular arithmeticnumber theoryrelatively primenumber theory unsolved

Problem Statement

Let p>2p>2 be a prime number and nn a positive integer. Prove that pn2pn^2 has at most one positive divisor dd for which n2+dn^2+d is a square number.