On the size of A+ A for algebraic
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Abstract: For a finite set and real , let . Combining a structural theorem of Freiman on sets with small doubling constants together with a discrete analogue of Pr'ekopa--Leindler inequality we prove a lower bound which is essentially tight. We also formulate a conjecture about the value of for an arbitrary algebraic . Finally, we prove a tight lower bound on the Lebesgue measure of for a given linear operator and a compact set with fixed measure. This continuous result supports the conjecture and yields an upper bound in it.
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