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Jelena Pleština

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Euclidean Triangles Associated with Diophantine $D(4)$-triples

In this paper we study Euclidean triangles associated with Diophantine $D(4)$-triples. For a $D(4)$-triple $\{a,b,c\}$, $a b-a$. For a fixed shortest side $r$, we describe all triangles associated with $D(4)$-triples in terms of the factorisations of $r^2-4$, give a divisor criterion for their number, and determine their angle type. We also prove that two similar triangles associated with $D(4)$-triples are necessarily congruent. Finally, for the family of $D(4)$-triples $\{r-2,r+2,4r\}$, we obtain a Pell-equation characterisation of the Heronian triangles associated with these $D(4)$-triples.

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On the Diophantine Equations Arising from Three-Term $b$-Concatenations in Pell-Type Sequences

We study the Diophantine problem of representing a Pell or Pell--Lucas number as the base-$b$ concatenation of three other Pell or Pell--Lucas numbers. Under the condition that the index of the middle block does not exceed that of the leading block, we obtain an explicit upper bound for the sequence indices in terms of $b$. For $2\leq b\leq15$, we determine exactly $51$ solutions up to the identification $Q_0=Q_1=2$, while there are $74$ solutions when distinct index choices are counted separately.

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Thabit and Williams Numbers Base $b$ as a Sum or Difference of Two $g$-Repdigits

We investigate cases where Thabit and Williams numbers in base $b$ can be expressed as the sum or difference of two $g$-repdigits. For specific values of $b$ and $g$, we describe parametric solutions yielding infinitely many solutions for some equations and establish upper bounds for the parameters of the remaining finitely many solutions. As an illustration, we also provide a complete solution for some equations.

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