Additive decompositions of large multiplicative subgroups in finite fields
\textit{A. Sárközy} [Acta Arith. 155, No. 1, 41--51 (2012; Zbl 1357.11100)] posed the problem whether the set of quadratic residues mod \(p\), for a sufficiently large prime \(p\), can be written as sumset of two sets, such that none of them is a singleton. As the quadratic residues form a multiplicative group, analogous questions can be asked about multiplicative groups in finite fields, and such questions have been extensively investigated in the literature. The paper under survey show that a large multiplicative subgroup of a finite field cannot be decomposed into \(A+A\) or \(A+B+C\) nontrivially.
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