I wonder if the Diophantine equation $(1 -ab ^ 3 ) (a ^ 3b -1) = c^2$ admits rational solutions
we must choose the numbers $a$ and $b$
I wonder if the Diophantine equation $(1 -ab ^ 3 ) (a ^ 3b -1) = c^2$ admits rational solutions
we must choose the numbers $a$ and $b$
one infinite family is $$ b = \frac{1}{a} $$
There are other types of solutions. I took integers $A,B,D$ such that $$ (D^4 - A B^3 ) (A^3 B - D^4) = M^2 $$ are all integers. Then for your problem, take $$ a = A / D, \; \; \; b = B/D $$
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