L-functions and sum-free sets
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Abstract: For set define by the size of the largest sum--free subset of Alon and Kleitman showed that We prove that if is small then the set must be uniformly distributed on cosets of each large multiplicative subgroup. Our argument relies on irregularity of distribution of multiplicative subgroups on certain intervals in .
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