The sumset phenomenon
Using Robinson-Zakon styled nonstandard analysis, the author establishes a single major theorem in terms of the usual language used within this style of nonstandard analysis. However, this result establishes various standard sumset styled results. Using this theorem, the author establishes the known result that if subsets \(A,\) \(B\) of the real numbers have positive Lebesgue measure, then there is a nonempty open interval contained in \(A + B.\) The major theorem is then applied to obtain new results relative to additions on a sequence of cyclic groups and in additive number theory. In particular, it is shown that if \(A\) and \(B\) are subsets of the natural numbers and both have positive upper Banach density, then \(A+B\) is piecewise syndetic.
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- Meager sets on the hyperfinite time line
- Nonstandard methods for upper Banach density problems.
- WM groups and Ramsey theory
- Sumset phenomenon in countable amenable groups
- Ramsey properties of nonlinear Diophantine equations
- An ultrafilter approach to Jin's theorem
- Sumsets of dense sets and sparse sets
- Product set phenomena for countable groups
- A combinatorial proof of the dense Hindman's theorem
- Nonstandard analysis and the sumset phenomenon in arbitrary amenable groups
- High density piecewise syndeticity of sumsets
- Intersections of shifted sets
- Settling some sum suppositions
- Small-sum pairs for upper Banach density in countable abelian groups
- Inverse problem for cuts
- Sumset phenomenon in locally compact topological groups
- High density piecewise syndeticity of product sets in amenable groups
- Dichotomy and infinite combinatorics: the theorems of Steinhaus and Ostrowski
- Abelian groups with layered tiles and the sumset phenomenon
- On supra-SIM sets of natural numbers
- A monad measure space for logarithmic density
- Near arithmetic progressions in sparse sets
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- An elementary proof of Jin's theorem with a bound
- Product set phenomena for measured groups
- Around the Sum-product Phenomenon
- Subsets of virtually nilpotent groups with the SBM property
- Stable functions and Følner's theorem
- Discrete sumsets with one large summand
- Multiplicative structures in additively large sets
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