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Frankly, it's just a pattern I've observed from playing with numbers myself. I'm unsure how to explain it properly, and I have no academic sources to point towa
by Double_Cast 7y ago
Frankly, it's just a pattern I've observed from playing with numbers myself. I'm unsure how to explain it properly, and I have no academic sources to point toward. You can probably find a better explanation somewhere in an article on optimization problems.
The intuition is that (e) is the optimal water-level when limited water is distributed among a variable amount of buckets where all the filled buckets multiply each other. Alternatively, it's like how volume() is maximized where
volume(x, y, z) = (x y z)
const = (x + y + z)
when (x = y = z). Except in our original situation, the number of dimensions is arbitrary instead of fixed.