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  • T. FinkT. Fink
  • O. GamayunO. Gamayun
  • A. EsterovA. Esterov
  • Y. HeY. He
  • F. SheldonF. Sheldon
  • A. V. KosyakA. V. Kosyak
  • A. OchirovA. Ochirov
  • E. SobkoE. Sobko
  • M. BurtsevM. Burtsev
  • M. ReevesM. Reeves
  • I. ShkredovI. Shkredov
  • G. CaldarelliG. Caldarelli
  • R. HannamR. Hannam
  • F. CaravelliF. Caravelli
  • A. CoolenA. Coolen
  • O. DahlstenO. Dahlsten
  • A. MozeikaA. Mozeika
  • M. BardosciaM. Bardoscia
  • P. BaruccaP. Barucca
  • M. RowleyM. Rowley
  • I. TeimouriI. Teimouri
  • F. AntenucciF. Antenucci
  • A. ScalaA. Scala
  • R. FarrR. Farr
  • A. ZegaracA. Zegarac
  • S. SebastioS. Sebastio
  • B. BollobásB. Bollobás
  • F. LafondF. Lafond
  • D. FarmerD. Farmer
  • C. PickardC. Pickard
  • T. ReevesT. Reeves
  • J. BlundellJ. Blundell
  • A. GallagherA. Gallagher
  • M. PrzykuckiM. Przykucki
  • P. SmithP. Smith
  • L. PietroneroL. Pietronero
  • On some multiplicative properties of large difference sets

    Number theory

    ISI. Shkredov Canadian Journal of Mathematics

    Multiplicativity of sets

    Expanding the known multiplicative properties of large difference sets yields a new, quantitative proof on the structure of product sets.

  • The popularity gap

    Combinatorics

    VFISI. Shkredov Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics

    The popularity gap

    A cyclic group with small difference set has a nonzero element for which the second largest number of representations is twice the average.

  • Some applications of representation theory to the sum–product phenomenon

    Combinatorics

    ISI. Shkredov Submitted

    Representation for sum-product

    A new way to estimate indices via representation theory reveals links to the sum-product phenomena and Zaremba’s conjecture in number theory.

  • On a girth-free variant of the Bourgain–Gamburd machine

    Combinatorics

    ISI. Shkredov Finite Fields and Their Applications

    Ungrouped machines

    A new connection between continued fractions and the Bourgain–Gamburd machine reveals a girth-free variant of this widely-celebrated theorem.

  • Number theory

    Submitted

    Sum-product with few primes

    For a finite set of integers with few prime factors, improving the lower bound on its sum and product sets affirms the Erdös-Szemerédi conjecture.

  • Number theory

    Arxiv

    Higher energies

    Generalising the recent Kelley–Meka result on sets avoiding arithmetic progressions of length three leads to developments in the theory of the higher energies.

  • Number theory

    Geometric and Functional Analysis

    Random Chowla conjecture

    The distribution of partial sums of a Steinhaus random multiplicative function, of polynomials in a given form, converges to the standard complex Gaussian.

  • Number theory

    Submitted

    Bounding Zaremba’s conjecture

    Using methods related to the Bourgain–Gamburd machine refines the previous bound on Zaremba’s conjecture in the theory of continued fractions.

  • Combinatorics

    Discrete Mathematics, in press

    Set additivity and growth

    The additive dimension of a set, which is the size of a maximal dissociated subset, is closely connected to the rapid growth of higher sumsets.

  • Number theory

    Journal of the Institute of Mathematics of Jussieu, in press

    Energy bounds for roots

    Bounds for additive energies of modular roots can be generalised and improved with tools from additive combinatorics and algebraic number theory.