Improving Roth's theorem in the primes

Abstract

Let A be a subset of the primes. Let δP(N) = |\n∈ A: n≤ N\||\n prime: n≤ N\|. We prove that, if δP(N)≥ C N( N)1/3 for N≥ N0, where C and N0 are absolute constants, then A [1,N] contains a non-trivial three-term arithmetic progression. This improves on B. Green's result, which needs δP(N) ≥ C' N N.

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