Polylinear continuations of some discrete functions and an algorithm for finding them
Authors
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Dostonjon N. Barotov
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Ruziboy N. Barotov
Keywords:
polylinear functions
harmonic functions
systems of Boolean equations
pseudo-Boolean functions
algorithms
Abstract
In this paper, we study the existence and uniqueness of polylinear continuations of some discrete functions. It is proved that for any Boolean function, there exists a corresponding polylinear continuation and it is unique. An algorithm for finding a polylinear continuation of a Boolean function is proposed and its correctness is proved. Based on the result of the proposed algorithm, explicit forms of polylinear continuations are found first for a Boolean function and then for an arbitrary function defined only at the vertices of an n-dimensional unit cube, an arbitrary cube, and a parallelepiped, and in each particular case the uniqueness of the corresponding polylinear continuations is proved.
Section
Methods and algorithms of computational mathematics and their applications
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