Examples of noninjectivity for the combinatorial radon transform

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The authors construct counterexamples to show that \(W^3_{27}\) is not injective, i.e., a multiset of 27 elements cannot be recovered from its triplet-sums uniquely. They prove that if \(X_{2n}= \{x_1,x_2,\dots, x_{2n}\}\) lies on the hyperplane through the origin, in \(Z^{2n}\), and \(X_{2n}\) is not stable under reflection through the origin, then \(W^n_{2n}\) is not injective.











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