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A Proof of a Conjecture and Twenty-Five Conjectures in Number TheoryDOI: 10.4236/oalib.1112171, PP. 1-9 Subject Areas: Number Theory, Integral Equation Keywords: New Conjecture in Number Theory, A Generalization of Cullen’s Conjecture, Proof of the Conjecture, Computational Verification Methods Abstract 1) Fermat has proved that x4 y4=z2 has no positive integer solution, and in 2011, J. Cullen [1] reported that x,y,∈{0,1,...,107}, x4 y4 1 is not a square greater than 1, and conjecture:x4 y4 1≠z2,z∈{2,3,...},x,y,∈{0,1,...}. On May 15, 2021, Sun Zhiwei [2] proposed that neither x4 y4 1(x,y,∈N) is a perfect power based on Cullen’s conjecture (the form is zm,(z,m∈{2,3...}) called perfect power). This paper generalizes and proves J. Cullen’s conjecture. 2) A lot of data calculation and verification are carried out, and 25 conjectures in number theory are put forward for number theory lovers to study. Zhou, Z. (2024). A Proof of a Conjecture and Twenty-Five Conjectures in Number Theory. Open Access Library Journal, 11, e2171. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1112171. References
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