During some free time I had, I was wondering how to find the integer solutions $(x,y,z)$ to this generalized equation: $$z^2=axy+bx+cy+d$$ I am specifically looking for ways that do no involve factoring. And $a,b,c,d$ are all non-zero integers. I have no idea if it is easier or harder that for solving in two variables.
Edit: I have done some research and have concluded that it is a two-sheeted hyperboloid. I don't know if this helps with solving my question.
$$z^2=axy+bx+cy+d$$ Use another equation. $$q=\frac{A^2-d}{b}$$
And we use solutions to the Pell equation. $k,t -$ any number.
$$p^2-akts^2=1$$
Decisions then write down so.
$$z=Ap^2-((aq+c)t+bk)ps+aAkts^2$$
$$x=qp^2-2kAps+(k((aq+c)t+bk)-aqkt)s^2$$
$$y=ts(((aq+c)t+bk)s-2Ap)$$