Two S-unit equations with many solutions
S. Konyagin, K. Soundararajan
Abstract
We show that there exist arbitrarily large sets S of s prime numbers such that the equation a+b=c has more than (s2-2-ε) solutions in coprime integers a, b, c all of whose prime factors lie in the set S. We also show that there exist sets S for which the equation a+1=c has more than (s 116) solutions with all prime factors of a and c lying in S.
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