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(1982年 美 国 奥 赛 题 ) 证 明 存 在 一 个 正 整 数 k

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发表于 2005-2-18 21:03:04 | 显示全部楼层 回帖奖励 |倒序浏览 |阅读模式

使 得 k*2^n+1 对 每 一 个 正 整 数 n, 均 为 合 数 。
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 楼主| 发表于 2005-2-19 08:27:15 | 显示全部楼层

回复:回复:(1982年 美 国 奥 赛 题 ) 证 明 存 在 一 个 正 整 数 k


Use the Chinese Remain Theorem. It IS very difficult, I doubt whether any people could solve it during the exam time.
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 楼主| 发表于 2005-2-20 03:40:02 | 显示全部楼层

Great job![@};-][@};-]


I agree with you that they must be crazy to give such difficult problem as a test question, and I am very sorry I did not read the solution carefully before I posted the problem. (So I am crazy too , although I am not on purpose.)  I thought a test problem would not be too difficult for people like you. You have done a great job. I don't understand how  people could give the solution without a computer.  I think through your hard and creative work, you could  master these skills in number theory better, hopefully you would not regret  having spent time on this problem.
 
Let me post their solution here,
Claim1: For any n, at least one of the following is true:
a)n=1(mod2)
b)n=1(mod3)
c)n=2(mod4)
d)n=4(mod8)
e)n=0(mod12)
f)n=8(mod24)
 
Pf: If n is odd, a) is true;
if 2 divides n but 4 not, then c) is true;
if 4 divides n but 8 not, then d) is true;www.ddhw.com
consider n=8m,
if m=3k, then e) is true
if m=3k+1,then f) is true
if m=3k+2, then b) is true//
 
Notice:
2^2=1(mod3)
2^3=1(mod7)
2^4=1(mod5)
2^8=1(mod17)
2^12=1(mod13)
2^24=1(mod 241)
 
Therefore
case a) n=1(mod2) or n=2m+1, then k*2^n+1=k*2^(2m+1)+1=2k*2^2m+1=2k+1(mod3)
Similarly, we have
case b) K*2^n+1=2k+1(mod7)www.ddhw.com
case c) k*2^n+1=4k+1(mod5)
case d) k*2^n+1=16k+1(mod17)
case e) k*2^n+1=k+1(mod13)
case f) k*2^n+1=256k+1(mod241)
 
 
Thus, if k satisfies all the followings, then k*2^n+1 is divisible by at least one of 3,7,5,17,13,241, therefore k*2^n+1 is not prime.
2k+1=0(mod3)
2k+1=0(mod7)
4k+1=0(mod5)
16k+1=0(mod17)
k+1=0(mod13)
256k+1=0(mod241)
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But those congruences are equivalent to the followings:
k=1(mod3)
k=3(mod7)
k=1(mod5)
k=1(mod17)
k=-1(mod13)
k=16(mod241)
 
Since all 3,7,5,17,13,241 are primes, according to the Chinese Remainder Theorem, there must be solutions. Actually, k=1207426+5592405m
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 楼主| 发表于 2005-2-20 20:20:41 | 显示全部楼层

回复:回复:Great job![@};-][@};-]


 Each USAMO has 5 question in various levels for 3.5 hours. I agree with both of you, I really doubt, any one could solve this problem during the exam time.
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