most citedThe sum-product conjecture is false for real numbers

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math.GR2026

Forcible groups and Frattini covers

Sean Eberhard, Robert M. Guralnick, Carl Schildkraut +1

We say that a finite group *forces* a finite group if every finite cover of contains a subgroup isomorphic to , and we say is *forcible* if some finite group

math.CO2026

A new lower bound for two-color van der Waerden numbers

Marcelo Campos, Jacob Fox, Carl Schildkraut

The van der Waerden number is the smallest positive integer such that every two-coloring of contains a monochromatic -term arithmetic progression.…

math.CO2026

On nearly consecutive sequences without long arithmetic progressions

Jacob Fox, Carl Schildkraut

A sequence of integers is nearly consecutive if for . We prove that there are nearly consecutive sequences of length $…

math.NT2026

More sum-product type counterexamples: products with shifts and

Oliver Roche-Newton, Carl Schildkraut, Audie Warren

Adapting the construction disproving the sum-product conjecture over present in Bloom, Sawin, Schildkraut and Zhelezov, we show the existence of a constant and ar…

math.CO2026

Dirac subgraphs of powers of cycles are Hamiltonian

Richard Lang, Alp Müyesser, Mathias Schacht +1

We show that, for every and all sufficiently large , any spanning subgraph of the th power of a cycle with minimum degree at least contains…

math.NT20261 cited

The sum-product conjecture is false for real numbers

Thomas F Bloom, Will Sawin, Carl Schildkraut +1

We disprove the sum-product conjecture for real numbers by constructing arbitrarily large (whose elements are algebraic integers in a number field of degree $…