The general abelian-structure conjecture for approximate groups
The general abelian-structure conjecture for approximate groups
Let be a group and let be a finite symmetric set satisfying
A subset is commuting if all of its elements commute pairwise. The general abelian-structure conjecture. There exists an absolute constant such that there is a commuting set satisfying
The conjecture would remove the hypothesis excluding alternating-group subquotients from the paper's abelian-structure theorem. The paper proves weaker versions in torsion-free groups and when is sufficiently large in terms of , while the full statement remains open.
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Primary source
Carl Schildkraut, “Abelian structure in approximate groups and Alon's conjecture on Ramsey Cayley graphs”, arXiv:2512.15125 (2025).
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