Ternary universal sums of generalized pentagonal numbers
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Abstract: For any , every integer of the form with is said to be a generalized -gonal number. Let be positive integers. For every non negative integer , if there are integers such that , then the quadruple is said to be {it universal}. Sun gave in cite{s1} all possible quadruple candidates that are universal and proved some quadruples to be universal (see also cite{gs}). He remains the following quadruples for , , and for as candidates and conjectured the universality of them. In this article we prove that the remaining 7 quadruples given above are, in fact, universal.
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