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Mar27-09, 05:59 PM
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Integer tuples with equal L1 and L2 norms
Let x and y be n-tuples of non-negative integers.
Furthermore,
sum x_i = sum y_i
and,
sum x_i^2 = sum y_i^2
Is it true that x must be a permutation of y?
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Re: Integer tuples with equal L1 and L2 norms
Sorry. I found a way to generate trivial counterexamples.
E.g. x = [16 13 9 4]
y = [17 12 8 5]
etc.
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