[2508.00971] A note on multiset reconstruction from sum and pairwise products

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[2508.00971] A note on multiset reconstruction from sum and pairwise products Skip to main content Search arXiv Press Enter to search · Advanced search --> Mathematics > Combinatorics arXiv:2508.00971 (math) [Submitted on 1 Aug 2025] Title: A note on multiset reconstruction from sum and pairwise products Authors: Stella Jiahui Li View a PDF of the paper titled A note on multiset reconstruction from sum and pairwise products, by Stella Jiahui Li View PDF HTML (experimental) Abstract: Ballantine, Beck, and Merca defined a map $\mathrm{pre}_2$, which sends an integer partition $\lambda = (

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