Find all sets of four natural numbers such that the square of each of them, when added to the sum of the other three, again yields a perfect square.
(In reply to
No Subject by brianjn)
Brian: I think you have not answered the question as posed. In fact, we need to find natural numbers, a, b, c, d, such that:
a² + (b + c + d) = p²
b² + (a + c + d) = q²
... etc.
where p, q, ... are also natural numbers.
:-)