Abstract

Given an additively written abelian group GG and a set X⊆GX\subseteq G, we let B(X)\mathscr{B}(X) denote the monoid of zero-sum sequences over XX and D(X)\mathsf{D}(X) the Davenport constant of B(X)\mathscr{B}(X), namely the supremum of the positive integers nn for which there exists a sequence x1⋯xnx_1 \cdots x_n of B(X)\mathscr{B}(X) such that ∑i∈Ixi≠0\sum_{i \in I} x_i \ne 0 for each non-empty proper subset II of {1,…,n}\{1, \ldots, n\}. In this paper, we mainly investigate the case when GG is a power of Z\mathbb{Z} and XX is a box (i.e., a product of intervals of GG). Some mixed sets (e.g., the product of a group by a box) are studied too, and some inverse results are obtained.

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