Sum-free sets in Z5n

Abstract

It is well-known that for a prime p 2 3 and integer n 1, the maximum possible size of a sum-free subset of the elementary abelian group Zpn is 13\,(p+1)pn-1. We establish a matching stability result in the case p=5: if A⊂eq Z5n is a sum-free subset of size |A|>32·5n-1, then there are a subgroup H< Z5n of size |H|=5n-1 and an element e H such that A⊂eq(e+H)(-e+H).

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