The Erdős–Turán Problem in Infinite Groups
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Abstract: Let be an infinite abelian group with . We show that if is not the direct sum of a group of exponent 3 and the group of order 2, then possesses a perfect additive basis; that is, there is a subset such that every element of is uniquely representable as a sum of two elements of . Moreover, if emph{is} the direct sum of a group of exponent 3 and the group of order 2, then it does not have a perfect additive basis; however, in this case there is a subset such that every element of has at most two representations (distinct under permuting the summands) as a sum of two elements of . This solves completely the Erdos-Turan problem for infinite groups. It is also shown that if is an abelian group of exponent 2, then there is a subset such that every element of has a representation as a sum of two elements of , and the number of representations of non-zero elements is bounded by an absolute constant.
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