On the existence of infinite, non-trivial F-sets
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Abstract: In this paper we prove a conjecture of J. Andrade, S. J. Miller, K. Pratt and M. Trinh, showing the existence of a non trivial infinite -set over for every fixed . We also provide the proof of a refinement of the conjecture, involving the notion of width of an -set, which is a natural number encoding the complexity of the set.
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