Note on large subsets of binary vectors with similar distances
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Abstract: We consider vectors from . The weight of such a vector is the sum of the coordinates of . The distance ratio of a set of vectors is where is the Hamming distance between and . We prove that (a) for every constant there are no positive constants and such that every set of at least vectors with weight contains a subset with and , % even when , (b) For a set of vectors with weight , and a constant , there exists such that and , where .
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