Non-classical polynomials and the inverse theorem
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Abstract: In this note we characterize when non-classical polynomials are necessary in the inverse theorem for the Gowers -norm. We give a brief deduction of the fact that a bounded function on with large -norm must correlate with a classical polynomial when . To the best of our knowledge, this result is new for (when ). We then prove that non-classical polynomials are necessary in the inverse theorem for the Gowers -norm over for all , completely characterizing when classical polynomials suffice.
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