Generalized intransitive dice. II: Partition constructions
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Abstract: A generalized -sided die is a random variable on a sample space of equally likely outcomes taking values in the set of positive integers. We say of independent sided dice that beats , written , if . A collection of dice models a tournament on the set , i.e. a complete digraph with vertices, when if and only if in the tournament. By using -fold partitions of the set with each set of size we can model an arbitrary tournament on . A bound on the required size of is obtained by examples with .
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