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Thanks for the explanation eric. I've just one more question that in this lexicographic order the last dimension is [1,1,1], but our N is given to be 2. Thus the sum of x+y+z becomes 3 which is greater than N. How is this condition satisfied?? Pls explain.
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Thanks for the explanation eric. I've just one more question that in this lexicographic order the last dimension is [1,1,1], but our N is given to be 2. Thus the sum of x+y+z becomes 3 which is greater than N. How is this condition satisfied?? Pls explain.
The only restriction relating to N is that i + j + k != N. i+j+k>N is perfectly valid.
Thanks for your help. Was helpful and appreciate that