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    On unbalanced Boolean functions with best correlation immunity

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    It is known that the order of correlation immunity of a nonconstant unbalanced Boolean function in nn variables cannot exceed 2n/312n/3-1; moreover, it is 2n/312n/3-1 if and only if the function corresponds to an equitable 22-partition of the nn-cube with an eigenvalue n/3-n/3 of the quotient matrix. The known series of such functions have proportion 1:31:3, 3:53:5, or 7:97:9 of the number of ones and zeros. We prove that if a nonconstant unbalanced Boolean function attains the correlation-immunity bound and has ratio C:BC:B of the number of ones and zeros, then CBCB is divisible by 33. In particular, this proves the nonexistence of equitable partitions for an infinite series of putative quotient matrices. We also establish that there are exactly 22 equivalence classes of the equitable partitions of the 1212-cube with quotient matrix [[3,9],[7,5]][[3,9],[7,5]] and 1616 classes, with [[0,12],[4,8]][[0,12],[4,8]]. These parameters correspond to the Boolean functions in 1212 variables with correlation immunity 77 and proportion 7:97:9 and 1:31:3, respectively (the case 3:53:5 remains unsolved). This also implies the characterization of the orthogonal arrays OA(1024,12,2,7)(1024,12,2,7) and OA(512,11,2,6)(512,11,2,6).Comment: v3: final; title changed; revised; OA(512,11,2,6) discusse

    Some results on the Wiener index related to the \v{S}olt\'{e}s problem of graphs

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    The Wiener index, W(G)W(G), of a connected graph GG is the sum of distances between its vertices. In 2021, Akhmejanova et al. posed the problem of finding graphs GG with large Rm(G)={vV(G)W(G)W(Gv)=mZ}/V(G)R_m(G)= |\{v\in V(G)\,|\,W(G)-W(G-v)=m \in \mathbb{Z} \}|/ |V(G)|. It is shown that there is a graph GG with Rm(G)>1/2R_m(G) > 1/2 for any integer m0m \ge 0. In particular, there is a regular graph of even degree with this property for any odd m1m \ge 1. The proposed approach allows to construct new families of graphs GG with R0(G)1/2R_0(G) \rightarrow 1/2 when the order of GG increases.Comment: 9 pages, 3 tables, 7 figure

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