\large [x].[y]=x+y\,\rightarrow all\,non\,integer\,sol.\,lies\,on\,exactly\,2\,lines\,find\,them.
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Hodge Conjecture
·2010-08-07 12:05:25
sir how {x} + {y} =0 /1
sir am doing it in this way.....
let x= I1+ f1 nd y=I2+ f2
so we can write ...
[ I1+ f1].[I2+ f2]= f1 +I2+ f2 + I1
i.e ... I1 . I2 = I1 + I2 + f1 + f2
sir, how to proceed from here..............?
Lokesh Verma
·2010-08-07 12:28:24
that is fairly correct..
now observe that LHS is an integer..
so RHS has to be an integer.. so RHS has to be either 0 or 1..
now can you proceed?