Two disjoint abelian sets small-doubling conjecture

Let GG be a torsion-free group, and let SS be a nonempty finite subset of GG written as

S=AB,S=A\cup B,

where AA and BB are disjoint abelian sets. Write S2={s1s2:s1,s2S}S^2=\{s_1s_2:s_1,s_2\in S\} and let S\langle S\rangle denote the subgroup generated by SS.

Two-set small-doubling conjecture. If S23k3|S^2|\leq 3k-3, then S\langle S\rangle is abelian.

This conjecture is proposed as a possible extension of the preceding results on small doubling in torsion-free groups. Its status is not resolved in the source.

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Primary source

Mohan and Neetu, “On Small Doubling in Right-Ordered Groups and Baumslag-Solitar Groups-II”, arXiv:2607.11194 (2026).

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