21 research outputs found
Asymptotic dimension and small subsets in locally compact topological groups
We prove that for a coarse space the ideal of small subsets of
coincides with the ideal of subsets of asymptotic
dimension provided that is coarsely equivalent to an
Euclidean space . Also we prove that for a locally compact Abelian group
, the equality holds if and only if the group is compactly
generated.Comment: 10 page
Combinatorial aspects of symmetries on groups
An MSc dissertation by Shivani Singh. University of Witwatersrand
Faculty of Science, School of Mathematics. August 2016.These symmetries have interesting applications to enumerative
combinatorics and to Ramsey theory. The aim of this thesis will be to present
some important results in these fields. In particular, we shall enumerate the
r-ary symmetric bracelets of length n.LG201
Thin subsets of groups
For a group and a natural number , a subset of is called
-thin if, for each finite subset of , there exists a finite subset
of such that for every . We
show that each -thin subset of a group of cardinality , can be partitioned into 1-thin subsets. On the
other side, we construct a group of cardinality and point
out a 2-thin subset of which cannot be finitely partitioned into 1-thin
subsets
A nilpotent IP polynomial multiple recurrence theorem
We generalize the IP-polynomial Szemer\'edi theorem due to Bergelson and
McCutcheon and the nilpotent Szemer\'edi theorem due to Leibman. Important
tools in our proof include a generalization of Leibman's result that polynomial
mappings into a nilpotent group form a group and a multiparameter version of
the nilpotent Hales-Jewett theorem due to Bergelson and Leibman.Comment: v4: switch to TeXlive 2016 and biblate
Ramsey functions for spaces with symmetries
In this dissertation we study the notion of symmetry on groups, topological spaces,
et cetera. The relationship between such structures with symmetries and Ramsey
Theory is re
ected by certain natural functions. We give a general picture of
asymptotic behaviour of these functions
Selective survey on Subset Combinatorics of Groups
We survey recent results concerning the combinatorial size of subsets of groups. For a cardinal k, according to its arrangement in a group G, a subset of G is distinguished as k-large, k-small, k-thin, k-thick and Pk-small. By analogy with topology, there arise the following combinatorial cardinal invariants of a group: density, cellularity, resolvability, spread etc. The paper consists of 7 sections: Ballean context, Amenability, Ideals, Partitions, Packings, Around thin subsets, Colorings