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A polynomial bound for the arithmetic $k$-cycle removal lemma in vector spaces (1709.04440v3)

Published 13 Sep 2017 in math.CO and math.NT

Abstract: For each $k\geq 3$, Green proved an arithmetic $k$-cycle removal lemma for any abelian group $G$. The best known bounds relating the parameters in the lemma for general $G$ are of tower-type. For $k>3$, even in the case $G=\mathbb{F}_2n$ no better bounds were known prior to this paper. This special case has received considerable attention due to its close connection to property testing of boolean functions. For every $k\geq 3$, we prove a polynomial bound relating the parameters for $G=\mathbb{F}_pn$, where $p$ is any fixed prime. This extends the result for $k=3$ by the first two authors. Due to substantial issues with generalizing the proof of the $k=3$ case, a new strategy is developed in order to prove the result for $k>3$.

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