Intersections of sets of distances
Abstract
We isolate conditions on the relative size of sets of natural numbers A,B that guarantee a nonempty intersection (A)(B) of the corresponding sets of distances. Such conditions apply to a large class of zero density sets. We also show that a variant of Khintchine's Recurrence Theorem holds for all infinite sets A=\a1<a2<...\ with an n3/2.
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