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Infinite partial sumsets in the primes
Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
We show that there exist infinite sets and of natural numbers such that is prime whenever .
On rank in algebraic closure
Amichai Lampert, Tamar Ziegler
Let be a field and a form (homogeneous polynomial) of degree The -Schmidt rank of i…
On the bias of cubic polynomials
David Kazhdan, Tamar Ziegler
Let be a vector space over a finite field of dimension . For a polynomial we define the bias of to be $$b_1(P)=\frac {|\sum _{v\in V}ψ(P(V))…
Polynomial patterns in the primes
Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
Let be polynomials of degree at most for some , with the degree coefficients all distinct, and admissible in the sense…
Narrow progressions in the primes
Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
In a previous paper of the authors, we showed that for any polynomials with and any subset of the primes in $[N] = \{1,…
Linear equations in primes and dynamics of nilmanifolds
Tamar Ziegler
We survey some of the ideas behind the recent developments in additive number theory, combinatorics and ergodic theory leading to the proof of Hardy- Littlewood type estimates for…
A multi-dimensional Szemerédi theorem for the primes via a correspondence principle
Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
We establish a version of the Furstenberg-Katznelson multi-dimensional Szemerédi in the primes , which roughly speaking asserts that any dense sub…
Distjointness of Mobius from horocycle flows
Jean Bourgain, Peter Sarnak, Tamar Ziegler
We formulate and prove a finite version of Vinogradov's bilinear sum inequality. We use it together with Ratner's joinings theorems to prove that the Mobius function is disjoint fr…
An inverse theorem for the Gowers U^{s+1}[N]-norm (announcement)
Ben Green, Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
In this note we announce the proof of the inverse conjecture for the Gowers U^{s+1}[N]-norm for all s => 3; this is new for s => 4, the cases s = 1,2,3 having been previously estab…
The primes contain arbitrarily long polynomial progressions
Terence Tao, Tamar Ziegler
We establish the existence of infinitely many \emph{polynomial} progressions in the primes; more precisely, given any integer-valued polynomials $P_1, >..., P_k \in \Z[\m]$ in one…