Hyper-atoms and the critical pair Theory
Abstract
We introduce the notion of a hyper-atom. One of the main results of this paper is the 2|G|3--Theorem: Let S be a finite generating subset of an abelian group G of order 2. Let T be a finite subset of G such that 2 |S| |T|, S+T is aperiodic, 0∈ S T and 2|G|+23 |S+T|= |S|+|T|-1. Let H be a hyper-atom of S. Then S and T are H--quasi-periodic. Moreover φ(S) and φ(T) are arithmetic progressions with the same difference, where φ :G G/H denotes the canonical morphism. This result implies easily the traditional critical pair Theory and its basic stone: Kemperman's Structure Theorem.
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