New bounds for Szemeredi's theorem, II: A new bound for r4(N)
Ben Green, Terence Tao
Abstract
Define r4(N) to be the largest cardinality of a set A in \1,…,N\ which does not contain four elements in arithmetic progression. In 1998 Gowers proved that r4(N) N( N)-c for some absolute constant c> 0. In this paper (part II of a series) we improve this to r4(N) N e-c N. In part III of the series we will use a more elaborate argument to improve this to r4(N) N( N)-c.
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