Upper and lower bounds on the size of Bk[g] sets

Abstract

A subset A of the integers is a Bk[g] set if the number of multisets from A that sum to any fixed integer is at most g. Let Fk,g(n) denote the maximum size of a Bk[g] set in \1,…, n\. In this paper we improve the best-known upper bounds on Fk,g(n) for g>1 and k large. When g=1 we match the best upper bound of Green with an improved error term. Additionally, we give a lower bound on Fk,g(n) that matches a construction of Lindstr\"om while removing one of the hypotheses.

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