Non-power cardinality conjecture for modular pp-free sets

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Let pp be an odd prime. A set is modular pp-free if it is modular and contains no nontrivial arithmetic progression of length pp; ∣A∣|A| denotes its cardinality.

Non-power cardinality conjecture. For every n∈N∪{0}n\in\mathbb{N}\cup\{0\}, there exists a modular pp-free set AA such that

∣A∣≠(p−1)n.|A|\ne (p-1)^n.

The paper states that the only resolved case is p=3p=3, with examples supplied there; the general assertion is therefore open.

References

Primary source

Richard A. Moy and David Rolnick, “Novel structures in Stanley sequences”, arXiv:1502.06013 (2015).

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