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6. Let us consider two additional well-behaved conditions for a n N-
Sequence—one stronger and one weaker.
• An N-Sequence B is strongly well-behaved iff S(B(i, j)) ≥
c
S(B(1, j)), ∀i∀j, 1 ≤ i, j ≤ p.
• An N- Se quence B is weakly well-behaved iff
f(i) + f (j) ≤
f(i + j), i + j ≤ p,
f(p) + f(i + j − p), i + j > p.
Prove the following for hyperoctagonal distance s from [59, 56, 65]:
(a) If a B is strongly well-behaved, it is well-behaved.
(b) If a B is strongly well-behaved, d(B) is a metric.
(c) If a B is well-behaved, it is weakly well-be haved.
(d) If a B is not weakly well-behaved, d(B) ca nnot be a metric.
(e) In 2-D, a B is strongly well-behaved iff it is weakly-well-behaved.
7. Let S(p) = {B : |B| = p} be the ...