MSTD sets and Freiman isomorphisms
Melvyn B. Nathanson

TL;DR
This paper explores generalized Freiman isomorphisms for linear forms, proving that all finite real sets are isomorphic to integer sets, and characterizing MSTD sets of small size.
Contribution
It introduces $(,)$-ismorphisms as a generalization of Freiman isomorphisms and applies them to classify MSTD sets of real numbers.
Findings
No MSTD set of real numbers with size ≤ 7 exists.
Up to isomorphism, exactly one MSTD set of size 8 exists.
All finite real sets are Freiman isomorphic to integer sets.
Abstract
An MSTD set is a finite set with more pairwise sums than differences. -ismorphisms are generalizations of Freiman isomorphisms to arbitrary linear forms. These generalized isomorphisms are used to prove that every finite set of real numbers is Freiman isomorphic to a finite set of integers. This implies that there exists no MSTD set of real numbers with , and, up to Freiman isomorphism, there exists exactly one MSTD set of real numbers with .
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematics and Applications · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Topology and Set Theory
