Weak isometries of the Boolean cube
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Abstract: Consider the metric space consisting of the -dimensional Boolean cube equipped with the Hamming distance. A weak isometry of is a permutation of preserving a given subset of Hamming distances. In cite{Krasin} Krasin showed that in most cases preserving a single Hamming distance forces a weak isometry to be an isometry. In this article we study those weak isometries that are not automatically an isometry, providing a complete classification of weak isometries of .
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