#Discrepancy Theory

Create a clean editorial infographic about fair division of indivisible goods among groups. Center panel: a horizontal bar labeled "Total pool of goods" being divided into k uneven sections, each section representing a group (draw as simple icons like a chair, a truck, a laptop, a box distributed unevenly across labeled zones "Group 1", "Group 2", "Group 3", "Group k").

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How Fair Can a Group Split Ever Really Be? A Tight Answer, at Last

A new result pins down, almost exactly, how badly an individual can be shortchanged when indivisible goods are divided fairly among groups rather than individuals — and gets there with a new trick for one-sided discrepancy.