Explicit constructions of infinite families of MSTD sets
We explicitly construct infinite families of MSTD (more sums than differences) sets. There are enough of these sets to prove that there exists a constant C such that at least C / r^4 of the 2^r subsets of {1,...,r} are MSTD sets; thus our family is significantly denser than previous constructions (w...
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description | We explicitly construct infinite families of MSTD (more sums than differences) sets. There are enough of these sets to prove that there exists a constant C such that at least C / r^4 of the 2^r subsets of {1,...,r} are MSTD sets; thus our family is significantly denser than previous constructions (whose densities are at most f(r)/2^{r/2} for some polynomial f(r)). We conclude by generalizing our method to compare linear forms epsilon_1 A + ... + epsilon_n A with epsilon_i in {-1,1}. |
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