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by nroets
192 days ago
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Here's a fairly fast algorithm:
Look for a number that appears in both
{ j⁵+k⁵+l⁵ } and { i⁵-n⁵ }
where 0 < j <= k <= l and 0 < n < i If we only consider l and i under 250, then the sets would contain less than 3 million integers each. Strength reduction can be used to replace all the multiplications with additions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_reduction |
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