Long arithmetic progressions in sumsets: Thresholds and Bounds
E. Szemeredi, V. Vu
Abstract
For a set A of integers, the sumset lA =A+...+A consists of those numbers which can be represented as a sum of l elements of A lA =\a1+... al| ai ∈ Ai \. A closely related and equally interesting notion is that of lA, which is the collection of numbers which can be represented as a sum of l different elements of A l A =\a1+... al| ai ∈ Ai, ai ≠ aj \. The goal of this paper is to investigate the structure of lA and lA, where A is a subset of \1,2, ..., n\. As applications, we solve two conjectures by Erdös and Folkman, posed in sixties.
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