Sums of dilates in ordered groups
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Abstract: We address the "sums of dilates problem" by looking for non-trivial lower bounds on sumsets of the form , where and are non-zero integers and is a subset of a possibly non-abelian group (written additively). In particular, we investigate the extension of some results so far known only for the integers to the context of torsion-free or linearly orderable groups, either abelian or not.
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