Rational points of the symmetric diagonal equations
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It is evident from the literature that diophantine equations of different forms have long been of interest to mathematicians. In this work, Jalali, Janfada and Shabani-Solt consider the diophantine equation \(x^5 + ky^q + \ell z^r = u^5 + k v^q + \ell w^r\), where \(k\) and \(\ell\) are nonzero rational numbers. By the theory of elliptic curves, they prove that if \(2 \leq q, r \leq 5\) and \((q, r) \neq (5, 5)\), the above equation has infinitely many nontrivial rational solutions.
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