A note on Fermat's Last Theorem

We present a quick and elementary proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.Final Update (2 July 2025): For the sake of maximum clarity, the author thought he should make the following modifications, in the paragraph after (4):<br>alpha and beta should be radical *integers* rather than radical <i>rational numbers</i>.The exponents of the radical field generators should be positive, rather than negative. Other parts of the paper remain unchanged.<br>

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.29341514.v11
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History and Theory of Mathematics
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Abstract

We present a quick and elementary proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.Final Update (2 July 2025): For the sake of maximum clarity, the author thought he should make the following modifications, in the paragraph after (4):<br>alpha and beta should be radical *integers* rather than radical <i>rational numbers</i>.The exponents of the radical field generators should be positive, rather than negative. Other parts of the paper remain unchanged.<br>

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