Small doubling in prime-order groups: from 2.4 to 2.6
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Abstract: Improving upon the results of Freiman and Candela-Serra-Spiegel, we show that for a non-empty subset with prime and , (i) if and , then is contained in an arithmetic progression of size , and (ii) if , then is contained in an arithmetic progression of size . The improvement comes from using the properties of higher energies.
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