On uncertainty inequalities related to subcube partitions and additive energy

09/21/2020
by   Norbert Hegyvari, et al.
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The additive energy plays a central role in combinatorial number theory. We show an uncertainty inequality which indicates how the additive energy of support of a Boolean function, its degree and subcube partition are related.

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