I’m looking for positive integer solutions to $x^n+y^n+z^n=u^n+v^n+w^n=p$, where $p$ is prime.
Background.
I was looking at “Primes which are the sum of three nonzero 8th powers” https://oeis.org/A283019 and the like, and wondered if there are rules similar to those for a prime being the sum of two squares.
My efforts. I’ve found primes of the form $x^n+y^n+z^n$ up to $n=19$.
For $n=1$ solutions are trivial, for $n=2$ they are abundant. There are plenty of results for $n=3$ and they’re not uncommon for $n=4$.
However, for $\color{blue}{n=5}$ I’ve found just two lonely solutions.
$$(n,x,y,z=u,v,w,p)$$
$$(2,3,4,4=1,2,6,41)$$ $$(2,3,5,5=1,3,7,59)$$ $$(2,3,5,7=1,1,9,83)$$
$$(3,1,5,5=2,3,6,251)$$ $$(3,4,6,9=1,2,10,1009)$$ $$(3,1,9,9=4,4,11,1459)$$
$$(4,9,16,16=8,13,18,137633)$$ $$(4,4,18,19=1,6,22,235553)$$ $$(4,8,16,21=6,13,22,264113)$$
$$(\color{blue}5,11,183,209=19,168,216,604015282243)$$ $$(\color{blue}5,481,782,788=321,772,808,622015202536001)$$
My question. Can anyone find more solutions for $n=5$, or $n>5$, or give any insights, please.
Taxicab numbers can be generalised to any number of terms.
With credit to Duncan Moore, author of Generalised Taxicab Numbers and Cabtaxi Numbers where I found suitable solutions, I can contribute: $$809^6+1851^6+2443^6=1277^6+1491^6+2489^6=253089021060516507491$$ $$511^6+2945^6+3285^6=1339^6+2457^6+3449^6=1909058509267895080811$$
A web search throws up this PDF entitled Complexity of Finding Values of the Generalized Taxicab Number which concludes that the problem is "at least supposed to be NP-Hard".