When Can $(((X^2-P)^2-Q)^2-R)^2-S^2$ Split into Linear Factors?
Andrew Bremmer
Source: Experiment. Math. Volume 17, Issue 4
(2008), 385-390.
Abstract
We discover two infinite families of integers $(P,Q,R,S)$ such that the polynomial $(((X^2-P)^2-Q)^2-R)^2-S^2$ factors into linear factors.
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