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A later partial search reached |z|=10^19
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Recorded scope: canonical search pairs for k=114 with abs(z) at most 10^19 and d=abs(x+y) at most floor(10^19/54)
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}Originating problem: A bounded three-cubes search for 114
Recorded relationships: The height-10^20 question remains open
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- A later partial search reached |z|=10^19
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- R767
2Authored explanation
During 2020, Charity Engine searched the eight targets left after the first run, including 114, with \[ z_{\max}=10^{19},\qquad d_{\max}=z_{\max}/54. \] Since \(d\) is integral, its largest allowed value is \[ \left\lfloor\frac{10^{19}}{54}\right\rfloor =185185185185185185. \] The run produced a representation of 579 in January 2021 and reported none for 114.
This rectangle is much deeper in \(|z|\) than the complete \(10^{17}\) run, yet its \(d\)-bound is too small to cover every solution with \(|z|\leq10^{19}\). Full coverage at that \(z\)-bound would require \(d_{\max}=(\sqrt[3]{2}-1)10^{19}\). The computation therefore supplies substantial evidence inside a named parameter rectangle. It does not exclude the rest of the height-\(10^{20}\) box. Remark 5.1 gives the same possible-error caveat for the crowd-sourced computation.
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Verification source: doi.org ↗, Booker and Sutherland, Section 5.B and Remark 5.1, page 11
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