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Today we enjoy the famous MARKOV EQUATION
x² + y² + z² = 3xyz
This simple equation results in some utterly fabulous number theory!
Fancy some fun? Come take a peek.
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A fun modular arithmetic puzzle.
Replying to @geoclidean
Nice one!
Note that mod 60:
(i) 34n generates all evens
(ii) 34n + 47 generates all odds
(ii) 47+47 ≡ 34
So any second-hand sequence includes at least one of 34n or 34(n-1)+47, for n=0 to 29.
Set n=24 to show that any sequence must contain 36 or 49 ✅
Fido Johnson retweeted
Here is a proof that the maximum sequence length is indeed n=9.
Inter alia it also demonstrates that n=9 is only achievable with f(2) and f(3) both equal to 3, as per @barrygoldman1’s example.
Using a Lucas sequence to solve a common Twitter maths puzzle.
Hopefully of interest @chris_juravich
This related post may also be of interest.
teapawt.net/daily_epsilon/status/1…
Replying to @Daily_Epsilon
Yesterday's problem with solution by @JohnsonFido -- way more to this one than it first appears! Thank you so much, Fido!
Some fabulous elementary number theory questions 👇🏻
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🥇🥈🥉 THREE SOLUTIONS 🥇🥈🥉
Here are three ways to solve today’s question: however, two are perfectly valid, but one most definitely is not!
But which are the ✅ ✅ and which is the 🤡?
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Replying to @Daily_Epsilon
So much beautiful mathematics in today’s question that I couldn’t resist doing a solution. Well, three solutions!
I did this quickly over breakfast, so happy to take questions or corrections 😀
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from Number Theory superstar @JohnsonFido. Thanks Fido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from frequent contributor, Professor @JohnsonFido. She included a proof of Zeckendorf’s Theorem, just because of course she did! Thanks Fido!
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Replying to @juanjgpt @mathisstillfun
Rather than repeating ‘no that’s not valid’ I thought I’d set out a formal proof.
I do not think that a divisibility testing approach works. This is the simplest way that I can see to do it.
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Here is a thorough explanation and solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem, which is actually a pretty famous math problem, from professor Fido. Thanks @JohnsonFido!
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Here is Professor Fido's promised followup note to yesterday's #dailymaths problem. Thanks for the lesson @JohnsonFido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from our favorite number theorist, @JohnsonFido. Be sure to read her followup post where she proves "the most significant artefact in number theory and possibly all of mathematics" (her words but I'm not arguing). Thanks Fido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from the inimitable @JohnsonFido. Thanks Fido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem, courtesy of the one, the only, the great @JohnsonFido. :) Thanks Fido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from Professor Fido. Thanks @JohnsonFido!
Fido Johnson retweeted
Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from Professor Fido. Thanks @JohnsonFido!
Fido Johnson retweeted
Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from Professor Fido. Thanks @JohnsonFido!
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Here is a solution to yesterday's #dailymaths problem from Professor Fido. Thanks @JohnsonFido!




































