A subset of the integers is called Saxonian if for every three pairwise different elements the number is the square of an integer. Prove that any Saxonian set is finite. Determine the largest possible number of elements that a Saxonian set can have.
A subset of the integers is called Saxonian if for every three pairwise different elements the number is the square of an integer. Prove that any Saxonian set is finite. Determine the largest possible number of elements that a Saxonian set can have.