An optimal constant for vector balancing with permutations
Jonathan Niles-Weed, Shay Sadovsky, Jacob Shkrob
Abstract
We present a version of the vector balancing problem in which each vector may be given a sign and a permutation of its coordinates. We prove that this vector balancing problem and its corresponding prefix problem admit an explicit bound, and we further show that it is asymptotically optimal in the dimension. Our method of proof is purely geometric.
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