
TL;DR
This paper investigates the infinite occurrence of perfect powers with exactly k non-zero digits in base x, except for a specific known finite case, extending understanding of digit patterns in perfect powers.
Contribution
It proves the infinitude of perfect powers with a fixed number of non-zero digits in any base x, except for the special case where x=2 and k=4, which is known to be finite.
Findings
Infinitely many perfect powers with k non-zero digits in base x for all cases except x=2, k=4.
Confirmed the known finiteness for the case x=2, k=4.
Extended the understanding of digit patterns in perfect powers.
Abstract
This work is devoted to proving that, given an integer , there are infinitely many perfect powers, coprime with , having exactly non-zero digits in their base representation, except for the case , for which a known finiteness result by Corvaja and Zannier holds.
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