The sum-product phenomenon in arbitrary rings
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Abstract: The emph{sum-product phenomenon} predicts that a finite set in a ring should have either a large sumset or large product set unless it is in some sense "close" to a finite subring of . This phenomenon has been analysed intensively for various specific rings, notably the reals and cyclic groups . In this paper we consider the problem in arbitrary rings , which need not be commutative or contain a multiplicative identity. We obtain rigorous formulations of the sum-product phenomenon in such rings in the case when encounters few zero-divisors of . As applications we recover (and generalise) several sum-product theorems already in the literature.
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