wheres my fields medal?

those aren't integer solutions you dumb American

>>8988853
Actually I'm British and this hurts my feelings.

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>>8988853
better?

>>8988865
negative numbers aren't integers

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>>8988866

>>8988873
Who would have ever guessed that this famous unsolved problem is difficult?

>>8988866

that depends upon what sort of negative number you are are referring to. If you mean a number like -2 or -3, then you are mistaken. If you mean a number like -(11/2) or -π, then you are correct.

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>>8988866

>>8988843
I'm new what's going on

Seen this before but what is the name for this problem so I can look more up on it?

Anyone?

>>8988907
qt girl

>>8988928
>>8988932
Diophantine equation

>>8988843
This only is an approximation. The exact solutions are what matters.

>>8988932
Fermat's Last Theorem
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermat%27s_Last_Theorem

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>>8988866
that's bullshit, what we call "negative" is completely arbitrary, we could've chosen positive and negative the other way around
by symmetry we always have positive and negative solutions, or none at all