The Furstenberg-S\'ark\"ozy theorem for polynomials in one or more prime variables

Abstract

We establish upper bounds on the size of the largest subset of \1,2,…,N\ lacking nonzero differences of the form h(p1,…,p), where h∈ Z[x1,…,x] is a fixed polynomial satisfying appropriate conditions and p1,…,p are prime. The bounds are of the same type as the best-known analogs for unrestricted integer inputs, due to Bloom-Maynard and Arala for =1, and to the authors for ≥ 2.

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