The publication lists Aykut Arslan as author.
The paper considers independent vectors x_1 through x_n drawn from the d-dimensional standard Gaussian distribution. It asks whether there is a positive semidefinite matrix S for which every quadratic form x_i^T S x_i equals d. Meta says it proves a sharp asymptotic threshold at n approximately d squared divided by four.
When the limiting upper ratio of n(d) to d squared is below one quarter, such a matrix exists with probability tending to one; the paper says it can be positive definite. When the limiting lower ratio is above one quarter, no such matrix exists with probability tending to one. The authors make no claim at the boundary where the ratio tends to one quarter.
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