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Combinatorics
Green's open problem 50
Let A⊂F2n be a set of density α>0. Does 10A
contain a coset
of some subspace of dimension at least
n−O(log(1/α))
?
More precisely: does there exist an absolute constant
C>0
such that for all
n≥1
and all
nonempty
A⊆F2n
with density
α>0
, the sumset
10A
contains a coset
of some subspace of dimension at least
n−Clog2(1/α)
?
The sumset
10A
is defined as
{a1+a2+⋯+a10:ai∈A}
, using the pointwise
scalar multiplication notation
10 • A
where
•
denotes the iterated addition of a set.
Note: We model
A statement that does not faithfully capture the original conjecture is the one real risk here, so we would rather hear about it early - before someone spends weeks on it.