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baxy
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Hi,
This is my first post and I must worn you that I'm not a mathematician. I am just a regular blonk looking for help concerning the following problem.
What i have is a set (T) of binary vectors:A: 100110
B: 000110
C: 010110now what i am trying to figure out is there a transformation, a function to transform given vectors in such a way that
A>B>C
where a relation > on T is given by the fact that to convert
B->A takes 1 step
C->A takes 2 steps
C->B takes 1 step
Can anyone suggest a book or a paper where such things are discussed , or give a few pointers?
Thank you,
baxy
PS
and the relation can ba symmetrical
A<B<C
as long as the order is preserved
This is my first post and I must worn you that I'm not a mathematician. I am just a regular blonk looking for help concerning the following problem.
What i have is a set (T) of binary vectors:A: 100110
B: 000110
C: 010110now what i am trying to figure out is there a transformation, a function to transform given vectors in such a way that
A>B>C
where a relation > on T is given by the fact that to convert
B->A takes 1 step
C->A takes 2 steps
C->B takes 1 step
Can anyone suggest a book or a paper where such things are discussed , or give a few pointers?
Thank you,
baxy
PS
and the relation can ba symmetrical
A<B<C
as long as the order is preserved
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