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Perhaps we should have two kinds of subpages to this page: Pages about finding examples, and pages about analyzing them? | |||
== Experimental data== | |||
* [[The first 1124-sequence]] with discrepancy 2. ''Some more description'' | * [[The first 1124-sequence]] with discrepancy 2. ''Some more description'' | ||
* Other [[length 1124 sequences]] with discrepancy 2. ''Some more description'' | * Other [[length 1124 sequences]] with discrepancy 2. ''Some more description'' | ||
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** [[4th roots of unity]] | ** [[4th roots of unity]] | ||
** [[6th roots of unity]] | ** [[6th roots of unity]] | ||
==Wish list== | |||
* Find long/longest quasi-multiplicative sequences with some fixed group G, function <math>G\to \{-1,1\}</math> and maximal discrepancy C | |||
** <math>G=C_6</math> and the function that sends 0,1 and 2 to 1 (because this seems to be a good choice) | |||
* ... you are welcome to add more. | |||
Revision as of 11:39, 9 January 2010
To return to the main Polymath5 page, click here.
Perhaps we should have two kinds of subpages to this page: Pages about finding examples, and pages about analyzing them?
Experimental data
- The first 1124-sequence with discrepancy 2. Some more description
- Other length 1124 sequences with discrepancy 2. Some more description
- Some data about the problem with different upper and lower bound. Some more description
- Sequences taking values in [math]\displaystyle{ \mathbb{T} }[/math]:
Wish list
- Find long/longest quasi-multiplicative sequences with some fixed group G, function [math]\displaystyle{ G\to \{-1,1\} }[/math] and maximal discrepancy C
- [math]\displaystyle{ G=C_6 }[/math] and the function that sends 0,1 and 2 to 1 (because this seems to be a good choice)
- ... you are welcome to add more.
