Abstract

Let ΓΓ be an abelian group and g≥h≥2g \geq h \geq 2 be integers. A set A⊂ΓA \subset Γ is a Ch[g]C_h[g]-set if given any set X⊂ΓX \subset Γ with ∣X∣=k|X| = k, and any set {k1,…,kg}⊂Γ\{ k_1 , \dots , k_g \} \subset Γ, at least one of the translates X+kiX+ k_i is not contained in AA. For any g≥h≥2g \geq h \geq 2, we prove that if A⊂{1,2,…,n}A \subset \{1,2, \dots ,n \} is a Ch[g]C_h[g]-set in Z\mathbb{Z}, then ∣A∣≤(g−1)1/hn1−1/h+O(n1/2−1/2h)|A| \leq (g-1)^{1/h} n^{1 - 1/h} + O(n^{1/2 - 1/2h}). We show that for any integer n≥1n \geq 1, there is a C3[3]C_3 [3]-set A⊂{1,2,…,n}A \subset \{1,2, \dots , n \} with ∣A∣≥(4−2/3+o(1))n2/3|A| \geq (4^{-2/3} + o(1)) n^{2/3}. We also show that for any odd prime pp, there is a C3[3]C_3[3]-set A⊂Fp3A \subset \mathbb{F}_p^3 with ∣A∣≥p2−p|A| \geq p^2 - p, which is asymptotically best possible. Using the projective norm graphs from extremal graph theory, we show that for each integer h≥3h \geq 3, there is a Ch[h!+1]C_h[h! +1]-set A⊂{1,2,…,n}A \subset \{1,2, \dots , n \} with ∣A∣≥(ch+o(1))n1−1/h|A| \geq ( c_h +o(1))n^{1-1/h}. A set AA is a \emph{weak Ch[g]C_h[g]-set} if we add the condition that the translates X+k1,…,X+kgX +k_1, \dots , X + k_g are all pairwise disjoint. We use the probabilistic method to construct weak Ch[g]C_h[g]-sets in {1,2,…,n}\{1,2, \dots , n \} for any g≥h≥2g \geq h \geq 2. Lastly we obtain upper bounds on infinite Ch[g]C_h[g]-sequences. We prove that for any infinite Ch[gC_h[g]-sequence A⊂NA \subset \mathbb{N}, we have A(n)=O(n1−1/h(log⁡n)−1/h)A(n) = O ( n^{1 - 1/h} ( \log n )^{ - 1/h} ) for infinitely many nn, where A(n)=∣A∩{1,2,…,n}∣A(n) = | A \cap \{1,2, \dots , n \}|.

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