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Conjecture: three or more decompositions into powers with a base differing by 1 means its a perfect power

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Conjecture: three or more decompositions into powers with a base differing by 1 means its a perfect power

Showing there is no natural number between two consecutive natural numbers

showing the natural numbers exist from axioms (help with making sense of book)

Goldbach's conjecture can't be proved to be undecidable?

Show natural numbers ordered by divisibility is a distributive lattice.

Solving system of inequalities, with solution in only natural numbers, with priority on variables

Induction proof for $x \le y $

Gallian: is it true that the well-ordering principle can't be proven from properties of arithmetic?

Is natural numbers set $\mathbb N$ infinite set?

Natural numbers in set theory is $\{0,1,2,...\}?$

Strictly monotonically increasing sequences of natural numbers

Is $\mathbb{N}$ a well-founded set?

Cardinality of subsets of $\mathbb{N}$ with fixed asymptotic density

What are the finite and co-finite subsets of the set of Natural Numbers?

How to define a large prime number (for example, $7919$)?

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