Solve system of inequalities modulo
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Let $p in mathbb{N}$ be a composite number and let $x, y$ be vectors with elements from $mathbb{Z}_p$ of some fixed length (in my case it's 39). How to find such $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ that the value below is minimized?
$$
max(f(x + ky)))
$$
Here, $max$ is just maximum value of vector entries, while $f$ is the inclusion map from $mathbb{Z}_p$ to $mathbb{Z}$.
I'm looking for practical solutions. In my case $k = 39$ and $p = 311^2 cdot 313^2 cdot 317^2 cdot 331^2 cdot 337^2 cdot 347^2 cdot 349^2 cdot 353^2$. The brute force search over all values of $k$ is impossible.
Another version of the problem is as follows:
Given $0 leq nu < p$, find $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ such that
$$
max(f(x + ky))) < nu
$$
Is there any clever approach to any of the problems?
As an addendum, here's example on what exact function I want to minimize.
Let $p = 10$, $k = 3$. Here's example in Python:
p = 10
x = [4, 3, 8]
y = [1, 5, 0]
for v in range(p):
print(max([(e+v*f) % 10 for e, f in zip(x, y)]))
Output:
9 6 9 5 7 9 4 4 7 7
So here, we know that the minimum is at $v = 6$ or $v = 7$.
number-theory inequality modular-arithmetic nonlinear-optimization
asked Dec 30 '18 at 0:02
enedilenedil
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Let $p in mathbb{N}$ be a composite number and let $x, y$ be vectors with elements from $mathbb{Z}_p$ of some fixed length (in my case it's 39). How to find such $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ that the value below is minimized?
$$
max(f(x + ky)))
$$
Here, $max$ is just maximum value of vector entries, while $f$ is the inclusion map from $mathbb{Z}_p$ to $mathbb{Z}$.
I'm looking for practical solutions. In my case $k = 39$ and $p = 311^2 cdot 313^2 cdot 317^2 cdot 331^2 cdot 337^2 cdot 347^2 cdot 349^2 cdot 353^2$. The brute force search over all values of $k$ is impossible.
Another version of the problem is as follows:
Given $0 leq nu < p$, find $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ such that
$$
max(f(x + ky))) < nu
$$
Is there any clever approach to any of the problems?
As an addendum, here's example on what exact function I want to minimize.
Let $p = 10$, $k = 3$. Here's example in Python:
p = 10
x = [4, 3, 8]
y = [1, 5, 0]
for v in range(p):
print(max([(e+v*f) % 10 for e, f in zip(x, y)]))
Output:
9 6 9 5 7 9 4 4 7 7
So here, we know that the minimum is at $v = 6$ or $v = 7$.
number-theory inequality modular-arithmetic nonlinear-optimization
asked Dec 30 '18 at 0:02
enedilenedil
1,479720
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04
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Let $p in mathbb{N}$ be a composite number and let $x, y$ be vectors with elements from $mathbb{Z}_p$ of some fixed length (in my case it's 39). How to find such $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ that the value below is minimized?
$$
max(f(x + ky)))
$$
Here, $max$ is just maximum value of vector entries, while $f$ is the inclusion map from $mathbb{Z}_p$ to $mathbb{Z}$.
I'm looking for practical solutions. In my case $k = 39$ and $p = 311^2 cdot 313^2 cdot 317^2 cdot 331^2 cdot 337^2 cdot 347^2 cdot 349^2 cdot 353^2$. The brute force search over all values of $k$ is impossible.
Another version of the problem is as follows:
Given $0 leq nu < p$, find $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ such that
$$
max(f(x + ky))) < nu
$$
Is there any clever approach to any of the problems?
As an addendum, here's example on what exact function I want to minimize.
Let $p = 10$, $k = 3$. Here's example in Python:
p = 10
x = [4, 3, 8]
y = [1, 5, 0]
for v in range(p):
print(max([(e+v*f) % 10 for e, f in zip(x, y)]))
Output:
9 6 9 5 7 9 4 4 7 7
So here, we know that the minimum is at $v = 6$ or $v = 7$.
number-theory inequality modular-arithmetic nonlinear-optimization
asked Dec 30 '18 at 0:02
enedilenedil
1,479720
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Let $p in mathbb{N}$ be a composite number and let $x, y$ be vectors with elements from $mathbb{Z}_p$ of some fixed length (in my case it's 39). How to find such $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ that the value below is minimized?
$$
max(f(x + ky)))
$$
Here, $max$ is just maximum value of vector entries, while $f$ is the inclusion map from $mathbb{Z}_p$ to $mathbb{Z}$.
I'm looking for practical solutions. In my case $k = 39$ and $p = 311^2 cdot 313^2 cdot 317^2 cdot 331^2 cdot 337^2 cdot 347^2 cdot 349^2 cdot 353^2$. The brute force search over all values of $k$ is impossible.
Another version of the problem is as follows:
Given $0 leq nu < p$, find $k in mathbb{Z}_p$ such that
$$
max(f(x + ky))) < nu
$$
Is there any clever approach to any of the problems?
As an addendum, here's example on what exact function I want to minimize.
Let $p = 10$, $k = 3$. Here's example in Python:
p = 10
x = [4, 3, 8]
y = [1, 5, 0]
for v in range(p):
print(max([(e+v*f) % 10 for e, f in zip(x, y)]))
Output:
9 6 9 5 7 9 4 4 7 7
So here, we know that the minimum is at $v = 6$ or $v = 7$.
number-theory inequality modular-arithmetic nonlinear-optimization
number-theory inequality modular-arithmetic nonlinear-optimization
asked Dec 30 '18 at 0:02
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asked Dec 30 '18 at 0:02
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04
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@Macavity no, that's just my sloppiness in the code (sorry)
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– enedil
Dec 30 '18 at 2:04