Chromatic recurrence in intersections with H-sets

Let SZS\subseteq\mathbb Z be a set of chromatic recurrence, let kNk\in\mathbb N, let C>0C>0, and let H~(α;Cd,ε)\widetilde H(\boldsymbol\alpha;C\sqrt d,\varepsilon) denote the set defined earlier in the paper. Intersection recurrence conjecture. There exist infinitely many dNd\in\mathbb N and αTd\boldsymbol\alpha\in\mathbb T^d such that, for every ε>0\varepsilon>0,

SH~(α;Cd,ε)S\cap\widetilde H(\boldsymbol\alpha;C\sqrt d,\varepsilon)

is a set of kk-chromatic recurrence. The conjecture is proposed as the key generalization needed for a possible extension of the proof of the paper's main theorem; no resolution is given.

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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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