A unique perfect power decagonal number
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Abstract: Let denote the th -gonal number. We consider the equation [mathcal{P}_s(n) = y^m, ] for integers and . All solutions to this equation are known for and . We consider the case , that of decagonal numbers. Using a descent argument and the modular method, we prove that the only decagonal number expressible as a perfect th power with is .
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