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An exponential Diophantine equation related to powers of two consecutive Fibonacci numbers (English)
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16 August 2011
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The authors prove that there is no integer \(s\geq 3\) such that the sum of \(s\)-powers of two consecutive Fibonacci numbers is a Fibonacci number. The main tool of the proof is a lower bound for a linear form in three logarithms of algebraic numbers combined with the use of the Baker-Davenport Lemma.
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Fibonacci numbers
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applications of linear forms in logarithms
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