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Posted by Chris#2 on June 03, 2003 at 00:03:21:

i'm having some trouble rigorously "covering" (0,1)^n as you suggest in the hint. i know that you'd need at LEAST q^n boxes of (0,1/q)^n.
ex: if i wanted to cover the 2-d square (0,1)^2 with (0,1/2) i'd need 4 of the smaller boxes (at least) which is 2*2=4.

but how do i write this mathematically for the (0,1/q)^n case?

i sure hope this isn't asking for too much of a hint.

---chris#2


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