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Re: From Fermat little theorem to Fermat Last Theorem
Posted:
Jan 7, 2013 4:46 PM
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John Jens wrote:
> a^p?a(mod p) > a^p = a + px it's obvious that x is positive integer
Yes, and in the same way
b^p = b + py and c^p = c + pz.
Up to now you may assume a^p + b^p = c^p where p is a prime >= 2 and 0 < a <= b < c, a, b, c integers.
You correctly conclude in (1) that a + b - c > 0.
Further by Fermat's little theorem p (z-x-y) = a + b - c.
Therefore z-x-y >= 1 and thus a > a + b - c >= p.
So it seems to me that you also disprove the case p = 2.
Regards Michael
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