A Roth-type theorem for dense subsets of R^d

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Abstract: Let 1<p<infty, peq2. We prove that if dgeqdp is sufficiently large, and AsubsRd is a measurable set of positive upper density then there exists la0=la0(A) such for all lageqla0 there are x,yinRd such that x,x+y,x+2ysubsA and |y|p=la, where ||y||p=(sumi|yi|p)1/p is the lp(mathbbRd)-norm of a point y=(y1,ldots,yd)inRd. This means that dense subsets of Rd contain 3-term progressions of all sufficiently large gaps when the gap size is measured in the lp-metric. This statement is known to be false in the Euclidean l2-metric as well as in the l1 and ellinfty-metrics. One of the goals of this note is to understand this phenomenon. A distinctive feature of the proof is the use of multilinear singular integral operators, widely studied in classical time-frequency analysis, in the estimation of forms counting configurations.









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