Some applications of the abc-conjecture to the Diophantine equation qy^m=f(x)
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The author proves that the abc-conjecture implies the following assertion: if \(f\) is a completely reducible polynomial over the rationals of degree \(>2\), then the equation \(qy^m=f(x)\) has only trivial rational solutions in \(x\) and \(y\), for all but finitely many primes \(q\). Some other related statement are also proved. The results extend a theorem of Granville.
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