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pfedak | 1 year ago
The statement doesn't hold for e.g. n=5. Taking m=2 gives the permutation (1 2 4 3), which is odd, and thus cannot have a square root.
pfedak | 1 year ago
The statement doesn't hold for e.g. n=5. Taking m=2 gives the permutation (1 2 4 3), which is odd, and thus cannot have a square root.
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