An inverse theorem for Freiman multi-homomorphisms
arXiv:2002.11667
Abstract
Let and be vector spaces over a finite field of prime order. Let be a set of size . Let a map be a multi-homomorphism, meaning that for each direction , and each element of , the map that sends each such that to is a Freiman homomorphism (of order 2). In this paper, we prove that for each such map, there is a multiaffine map such that on a set of density , where denotes the -fold exponential. Applications of this theorem include: a quantitative inverse theorem for approximate polynomials mapping to , for finite-dimensional -vector spaces and , in the high-characteristic case, a quantitative inverse theorem for uniformity norms over finite fields in the high-characteristic case, and a quantitative structure theorem for dense subsets of that are subspaces in the principal directions (without additional characteristic assumptions).
arXiv comment199 pages, significantly improved exposition and expanded the motivation of the arguments
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