Optimal arithmetic structure in exponential Riesz sequences

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Abstract: We consider exponential systems Eleft(Lambdaight)=lefteilambdatightlambdainLambda for LambdasubsetmathbbZ. It has been shown by Londner and Olevskii in [9] that there exists a subset of the circle, of positive Lebesgue measure, so that every set Lambda which contains, for arbitrarily large N, an arithmetic progressions of length N and step ell=Oleft(Nalphaight), alpha<1, cannot be a Riesz sequence in the L2 space over that set. On the other hand, every set admits a Riesz sequence containing arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions of length N and step ell=Oleft(Night). In this paper we show that every set mathcalSsubsetmathbbT of positive measure belongs to a unique class, defined through the optimal growth rate of the step of arithmetic progressions with respect to the length that can be found in Riesz sequences in the space L2left(mathcalSight). We also give a partial geometric description of each class.












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