Simple continued fraction solutions for Diophantine equations
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Let \(n\) be an integer, and \(D\) be a nonsquare positive integer. The author uses new continued fraction expansions to determine the existence of and derive coprime fundamental solutions to \(x^2-Dy^2= n\).
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