Balanced Partitions of Vector Sequences
Imre Bárány, Benjamin Doerr
Abstract
Let d, r ∈ , \|·\| any norm on d and B denote the unit ball with respect to this norm. We show that any sequence v1,v2,... of vectors in B can be partitioned into r subsequences V1, ..., Vr in a balanced manner with respect to the partial sums: For all n ∈ , r, we have \|Σi k, vi ∈ V vi - 1r Σi k vi\| 2.0005 d. A similar bound holds for partitioning sequences of vector sets. Both results extend an earlier one of Bárány and Grinberg (1981) to partitions in arbitrarily many classes.
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