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This paper investigates Richard Guy's Problem D18 concerning the existence of a perfect cuboid. By reducing the fundamental Pythagorean constraints into a coupled system of Pell's equations and applying Matveev's lower bound theorem for linear forms in logarithms, we derive an absolute upper bound for all hypothetical solutions and establish a rigorous non-existence proof across the infinite domain. Furthermore, this work reflects upon the methodological and epistemological significance of human-AI collaboration in advancing independent mathematical research.
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