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>>15177485
Uhm, please share if you rember! n < 6 helps in my context
>>15177489
I tried asking on a math Discord and they said this problem is "cursed". Pic is the simple case [math]n=2[/math]. I assume solutions in higher dimensions are the surface intersection of lp hyperspheres.
>can't this fail for large exponents
This is an interesting point. It makes sense, large exponents are problematic as surfaces become cube-like when [math]a_i \to \infty[/math].
>>15177559
>>15177568
This is very interesting, thank you. I will have to learn more about Galois groups and radicals to make sense of the answers.