Symmetry conjecture for Littlewood polynomials and equipowerful bipartitions
Symmetry conjecture for Littlewood polynomials and equipowerful bipartitions
Let an LP be a Littlewood polynomial, let be its length, and let be its exact order. An equipowerful bipartition of length and exact order has a witnessing set. A polynomial or witnessing set is -symmetric when it has the corresponding symmetry described in the paper.
Symmetry conjecture. If there is an LP of length and exact order , then there is one that is -symmetric. Alternatively, if there is an equipowerful bipartion of length and exact order , then there is a witnessing set that is -symmetric.
All computational evidence in the paper supports this symmetry principle, but the source does not provide a proof or resolution.
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Joe Buhler, Shahar Golan, Rob Pratt and Stan Wagon, “Littlewood Polynomials, Spectral-Null Codes, and Equipowerful Partitions”, arXiv:1912.03491 (2019).
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