A new bound for finite field Besicovitch sets in four dimensions
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Abstract: Let be a finite field with characteristic greater than two. Define a emph{Besicovitch set} in to be a set containing a line in every direction. The emph{Kakeya conjecture} asserts that . A result of Wolff establishes that . In this paper we improve this to . On the other hand, we show that the bound of is sharp if we relax the assumption that the lines point in different directions. One new feature in the argument is the introduction of a small amount of basic algebraic geometry.
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