The popularity gap
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Abstract: Suppose that is a finite, nonempty subset of a cyclic group of either infinite or prime order. We show that if the difference set is ``not too large, then there is a nonzero group element with at least as many as representations as a difference of two elements of ; that is, the second largest number of representations is, essentially, twice the average. Here the coefficient is the best possible. We also prove continuous and multidimensional versions of this result, and obtain similar results for sufficiently dense subsets of an arbitrary abelian group.
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