Algorithm 3.5: another permutation I often go to lunch with my colleagues. At this point, I started to talk about this problem. It seems, Leo, Joachim, and Marc are interested in this story. I thought minimal dot product method is a good idea, so, I was kind of proud of that I found this simple method. My friends also agreed that this might work. But, the result is complete failure as shown in the last article. Marc suggested me a geometrical approach. The max determinant of Hadamard matrix is If you think about this is a geometrical problem, it is simple. The distance from origin to (1,1,1, ..., 1) coordinate in n-dimensional space is (n-dimensional Pythagoras theorem). This is one of the longest distance edge. If these length edges are all perpendicular, then the volume of such object has \sqrt{n}^n. This is exactly the Hadamard's bound. The problem arises when these vectors can not be perpendicular. For example, this Strang's question. The problems in Strang's boo
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