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Let $v_1$, $v_2$, ..., $v_n$ be real numbers whose squares add up to 1.Consider the $2^n$ signed sums of the form $S = \sum \pm v_i$. Holzman andKleitman (1992) proved that at least 3/8 of these sums satisfy $|S| \le 1$.This 3/8 bound seems to be the best their method can achieve. Using a differentmethod, we improve the bound to 13/32, thus breaking the 3/8 barrier.

Tomaszewski's Problem on Randomly Signed Sums: Breaking the 3/8 Barrier