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IR-MO 2003 Problem 8

    A positive integer nn is said to be a perfect power if n=abn=a^b for some integers a,ba,b with b>1b>1 . (a)(\text{a}) Find 20042004 perfect powers in arithmetic progression. (b)(\text{b}) Prove that perfect powers cannot form an infinite arithmetic progression.

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