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Multisets of scalars from a multiset of real vectors
Combinations of multisets - the theory?Combinatorics/Multisets problem questionQuestion concerning defining a particular class of functionsAlgorithm to partition a multiset into $K$ equal sized multisetsExpected “overlap” between permutations of a multisetLeave-$k$-out greatest common divisorPartitioning a multiset into multisets of fixed sizesNotation for sum over a multisetHow to define a map from a multiset to a multisetApplying a function on any multiset of real numbers
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Suppose that we have a multiset $M$ of real vectors of dimension 3 such as $M = {{(1,2,3),(1,5,6),(7,8,9)}}$. How can we define a multiset $M_n$ containing the $n$-th components of the vectors in M?
For instance, we would like to have:
$M_1 = {{1,1,7}}$,
$M_2 = {{2,5,8}}$,
$M_3 = {{3,6,9}}$.
I think something like $M_n = {v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}$ would be sufficient for a set, but I am not sure that the predicate is sufficient for a multiset ($M_n = {{v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}}$).
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Suppose that we have a multiset $M$ of real vectors of dimension 3 such as $M = {{(1,2,3),(1,5,6),(7,8,9)}}$. How can we define a multiset $M_n$ containing the $n$-th components of the vectors in M?
For instance, we would like to have:
$M_1 = {{1,1,7}}$,
$M_2 = {{2,5,8}}$,
$M_3 = {{3,6,9}}$.
I think something like $M_n = {v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}$ would be sufficient for a set, but I am not sure that the predicate is sufficient for a multiset ($M_n = {{v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}}$).
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Suppose that we have a multiset $M$ of real vectors of dimension 3 such as $M = {{(1,2,3),(1,5,6),(7,8,9)}}$. How can we define a multiset $M_n$ containing the $n$-th components of the vectors in M?
For instance, we would like to have:
$M_1 = {{1,1,7}}$,
$M_2 = {{2,5,8}}$,
$M_3 = {{3,6,9}}$.
I think something like $M_n = {v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}$ would be sufficient for a set, but I am not sure that the predicate is sufficient for a multiset ($M_n = {{v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}}$).
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Suppose that we have a multiset $M$ of real vectors of dimension 3 such as $M = {{(1,2,3),(1,5,6),(7,8,9)}}$. How can we define a multiset $M_n$ containing the $n$-th components of the vectors in M?
For instance, we would like to have:
$M_1 = {{1,1,7}}$,
$M_2 = {{2,5,8}}$,
$M_3 = {{3,6,9}}$.
I think something like $M_n = {v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}$ would be sufficient for a set, but I am not sure that the predicate is sufficient for a multiset ($M_n = {{v_1 in mathbb{R} | exists(v1,v2,v3)in M}}$).
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