Weighted EGZ Constant for p-groups of rank 2
Abstract
Let G be a finite abelian group of exponent n, written additively, and let A be a subset of Z. The constant sA(G) is defined as the smallest integer such that any sequence over G of length at least has an A-weighted zero-sum of length n and ηA(G) defined as the smallest integer such that any sequence over G of length at least has an A-weighted zero-sum of length at most n. Here we prove that, for α ≥ β, and A=\x∈N\; : \; 1 a pα \; and \; (a, p) = 1 \, we have sA(Zpα Zpβ) = ηA(Zpα Zpβ) + pα-1 = pα + α +β and classify all the extremal A-weighted zero-sum free sequences.
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