$$m > 0, n > 0$$ are integers. Find all pairs $$(m, n)$$ such that $$m^2 + 3n$$ and $$n^2 + 3m$$ are both perfect squares simultaneously.
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$$m > 0, n > 0$$ are integers. Find all pairs $$(m, n)$$ such that $$m^2 + 3n$$ and $$n^2 + 3m$$ are both perfect squares simultaneously.
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