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I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix with zero trace and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

(What I really need are realistically general explicit sufficient conditions on $G\in R^{n\times n}$ for the probability to be $\ge p$ for some $p>0$ independent of the dimension $n$. Thus the bounds should be strong enough to deduce such conditions and to prove that the gap between sufficient and necessary is not too large.)

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

(What I really need are realistically general explicit sufficient conditions on $G\in R^{n\times n}$ for the probability to be $\ge p$ for some $p>0$ independent of the dimension $n$. Thus the bounds should be strong enough to deduce such conditions and to prove that the gap between sufficient and necessary is not too large.)

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix with zero trace and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

(What I really need are realistically general explicit sufficient conditions on $G\in R^{n\times n}$ for the probability to be $\ge p$ for some $p>0$ independent of the dimension $n$. Thus the bounds should be strong enough to deduce such conditions and to prove that the gap between sufficient and necessary is not too large.)

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I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

(What I really need are realistically general explicit sufficient conditions on $G\in R^{n\times n}$ for the probability to be $\ge p$ for some $p>0$ independent of the dimension $n$. Thus the bounds should be strong enough to deduce such conditions and to prove that the gap between sufficient and necessary is not too large.)

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

(What I really need are realistically general explicit sufficient conditions on $G\in R^{n\times n}$ for the probability to be $\ge p$ for some $p>0$ independent of the dimension $n$. Thus the bounds should be strong enough to deduce such conditions and to prove that the gap between sufficient and necessary is not too large.)

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I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,.1]$$[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,.1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

I am looking for good and explicit lower and upper bounds on the probability that $x^TGx\ge 0$, where $G$ is a symmetric matrix and $x$ is a vector whose components are independent random variables uniformly distributed in either $[-1,1]$ or $\{-1,1\}$.

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