Complete type amalgamation for non-standard finite groups

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Main Authors: Martin-Pizarro, Amador, Palacín, Daniel
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author Martin-Pizarro, Amador
Palacín, Daniel
author_facet Martin-Pizarro, Amador
Palacín, Daniel
contents We extend previous work on Hrushovski's stabilizer's theorem and prove a measure-theoretic version of a well-known result of Pillay-Scanlon-Wagner on products of three types. This generalizes results of Gowers on products of three sets and yields model-theoretic proofs of existing asymptotic results for quasirandom groups. We also obtain a model-theoretic proof of Roth's theorem on the existence of arithmetic progressions of length $3$ for subsets of positive density in suitable definably amenable groups, such as countable amenable abelian groups without involutions and ultraproducts of finite abelian groups of odd order.
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spellingShingle Complete type amalgamation for non-standard finite groups
Martin-Pizarro, Amador
Palacín, Daniel
Logic
Combinatorics
03C45, 11B30
We extend previous work on Hrushovski's stabilizer's theorem and prove a measure-theoretic version of a well-known result of Pillay-Scanlon-Wagner on products of three types. This generalizes results of Gowers on products of three sets and yields model-theoretic proofs of existing asymptotic results for quasirandom groups. We also obtain a model-theoretic proof of Roth's theorem on the existence of arithmetic progressions of length $3$ for subsets of positive density in suitable definably amenable groups, such as countable amenable abelian groups without involutions and ultraproducts of finite abelian groups of odd order.
title Complete type amalgamation for non-standard finite groups
topic Logic
Combinatorics
03C45, 11B30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.08967