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Analysis & PDE· 2012Q1

On the Bogolyubov–Ruzsa lemma

Tom Sanders

Short summary

A new bound shows that for any finite subset A of an abelian group, 2A 2A contains a structured set (a coset progression) of significant size, specifically at least exp(O(log(1/K)))|A|, where K relates to the size of A+A.

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Key points

  • 2A 2A contains a coset progression M.
  • The dimension of M is at least O(log(1/K)).
  • The size of M is at least exp(O(log(1/K)))|A|.
  • K is derived from the size of A+A.

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Abstract

Our main result is that if A is a finite subset of an abelian group with jACAj 6 KjAj, then 2A 2A contains an O.logO.1 / 2K/-dimensional coset progression M of size at least exp.O.logO.1 / 2K//jAj.

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Field: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

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