Finite-set approximation of fractional-dilate sum-dilate data

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Let α\alpha be a fractional dilate, let NN be a positive integer, and let ϵ>0\epsilon>0.

Finite-set approximation conjecture. There exists a finite subset SS of the integers such that, for every integer kk with ∣k∣≤N|k|\leq N,

∣log⁡\normα+k⋅αlog⁡\normα−log⁡∣S+k⋅S∣log⁡∣S∣∣<ϵ.\left|\frac{\log\norm{\alpha+k\cdot\alpha}}{\log\norm\alpha}-\frac{\log|S+k\cdot S|}{\log|S|}\right|<\epsilon.

This gives a finite-set approximation to the normalized sum-dilate quantities of a fractional dilate, uniformly for the bounded range ∣k∣≤N|k|\leq N. The statement is presented among the paper's open questions and is therefore open.

References

Primary source

Jonathan Cutler, Luke Pebody and Amites Sarkar, “Sums, Differences and Dilates”, arXiv:2402.18297 (2024).

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