Theoretical analysis reveals an elementary recursive construction of coprime triples, indicating that their radical becomes asymptotically negligible relative to their sum.
We introduce a recursive construction of monotone sequences generated from products of powers of two distinct prime numbers. Starting from two rational numbers on opposite sides of 1, the construction recursively produces two inequality chains approaching 1 from below and above. We prove that both sequences converge to 1. Using these sequences, we construct infinitely many coprime triples (ππ, ππ, ππ) satisfying ππ + ππ = ππ. We establish the estimate ππd(ππππππ)/ππ β 0, as π β β. Thus, the construction provides infinite families of coprime triples whose radical is asymptotically negligible compared with ππ. The method is entirely elementary and is based on a recursive inequality structure rather than on existing approaches to the construction of abc-triples.
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