https://informatics-ege.blogspot.com/2018/11/what-is-interesting-in-work-of-ea.html ******************************
UPDATE as of 24/11/2018
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Treat problem 5 from original manuscript
http://kpolyakov.spb.ru/download/mea18bit.pdf with Bitwise2
(x&26 ¬=10 ) = ¬Z(16) + Z(8) + Z(2)
(x&27 = 11 ) = Z(16)*¬Z(8)*¬Z(2)*¬Z(1)
¬Z(16) + Z(8) + Z(2) + Z(16)*¬Z(8)*¬Z(2)*¬Z(1) + A = 1
¬Z(16) + Z(8) + Z(2) + ¬Z(1) + A = 1
¬(Z(16)*Z(1)) + Z(8) + Z(2) + A = 1
Z(16 OR 1) => Z(8) + Z(2) + A = 1
(Z(17)=> A) + (Z(17)=>Z(8)) + (Z(17)=>Z(2)) = 1
Z(17) => A = 1
Thus A(max) = 17
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UPDATE as of 05/12/2018
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Following lines must be removed from blog
due to explanation provided by Helen Mironchick which
allowed me start to understand her original idea properly.
# In particular case for any (n: n mod 2 = 0) E(n+1) = E(n) + E(1) ,
# what actually seems to be enough to reproduce a bunch of samples
# kind of printed above as well as in original manuscript
# However, E(36) != E(35) + E(1) so we are getting obvious restriction
# for method ( approach )
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