I have good reason to suspect that √2+1n is irrational for all n∈Z+ but a proof of this eludes me. I've tried proof by contradiction have had no success. I've also tried induction where clearly the base case is true, i.e. √2+1=√3 is irrational, but I haven't been able to show the induction step.
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