Strict hierarchy conjecture for step-I0I_0 sets

A set ENE\subset\mathbb{N} is called kk-step-I0I_0 if it has the interpolation property for kk-step nilsequences. Strict hierarchy conjecture. For every kNk\in\mathbb{N}, there exists a set that is (k+1)(k+1)-step-I0I_0 but not kk-step-I0I_0. The preceding proposition establishes the first nontrivial case: a 22-step-I0I_0 set that is not 11-step-I0I_0; the conjecture asks whether the hierarchy remains strict at every step.

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Anh N. Le, “Interpolation sets and nilsequences”, arXiv:1905.00527 (2019).

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