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R1347Recorded attempt

Resolve the stated acceptance conditions

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List every pair (m,n) with 1<=m<n and U_mU_n square, and prove that no other pair exists. Any appeal to a primitive-divisor theorem must separately handle every excluded small index and must track valuation parity, not only the presence of a new prime.

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Attempt outcome: open strategy

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Originating problem: Square-class collisions in the Pell-Lucas sequence

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Authored title
Resolve the stated acceptance conditions
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attempt
Stored status
open_strategy
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self_reported

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Authored result summary

List every pair (m,n) with 1<=m<n and U_mU_n square, and prove that no other pair exists. Any appeal to a primitive-divisor theorem must separately handle every excluded small index and must track valuation parity, not only the presence of a new prime.

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self_reported

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2Authored explanation

Work on the displayed statement under its exact conventions. List every pair (m,n) with 1<=m<n and U_mU_n square, and prove that no other pair exists. Any appeal to a primitive-divisor theorem must separately handle every excluded small index and must track valuation parity, not only the presence of a new prime. Preserve source locators and any finite certificates so later work can distinguish a complete resolution from partial progress.

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3Outcome

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Verification source: doi.org ↗, Editorial research route recorded 2026-08-01

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