Hereditary chromatic recurrence inside density-recurrent sets

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Let S⊆ZS\subseteq\mathbb Z be a set of density recurrence, meaning that for every subset AA of a suitable positive upper density, (A−A)∩S≠∅(A-A)\cap S\neq\varnothing. Hereditary recurrence conjecture. There exists a set S′⊆SS'\subseteq S such that S′S' is a set of chromatic recurrence and is not a set of density recurrence. This conjecture concerns whether every density-recurrent set contains a chromatically recurrent subset that loses density recurrence; the source explicitly presents it as an open question related to the paper's results.

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John T. Griesmer, “Separating topological recurrence from measurable recurrence: exposition and extension of Kriz's example”, arXiv:2108.01642 (2024).

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