The Diophantine equation x^2-(t^2+t)y^2- (4t+2)x+(4t^2+4t)y=0
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The authors consider the Diophantine equation in the title over the integers and certain Galois fields. The underlying discriminants are special cases of the well-studied Richaud-Degert types.
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