The Proof of the Fermat’s Conjecture in the Correct Domain
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v35i0.426Keywords:
Fermat’s Conjecture, Fermat’s Last Theorem, Domain of Natural Numbers, Domain of LineAbstract
The distinction between the Domain of Natural Numbers and the Domain of Line gets highlighted. This division provides the new perception to the Fermat’s Conjecture, where to place it and how to prove it. The reasons why the Fermat’s Conjecture remained unproven for 382 years are examined. The Fermat’s Conjecture receives the proof in the Domain of Natural Numbers only. The equation an + bn = cn with positive integers a, b, c, n is not the Fermat’s Conjecture in the Domain of Line.
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