Proof of the Kakeya set conjecture over rings of integers modulo square-free N
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Abstract: A Kakeya set is a set containing a line in each direction. We show that, when is any square-free integer, the size of the smallest Kakeya set in is at least for any -- resolving a special case of a conjecture of Hickman and Wright. Previously, such bounds were only known for the case of prime . We also show that the case of general can be reduced to lower bounding the rank of the incidence matrix of points and hyperplanes over .
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