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Hadamard gaps bound the additive representations used in even moments

Statement

Let $(λ_{j})$ be Hadamard-lacunary with ratio $q > 1$ , as in Hadamard-lacunary sequences and lacunary trigonometric series. For each integer $m \geq 1$ , choose $r \geq 1$ with $q^{r} > m$ . In every residue class modulo $r$ , an equality

$λ_{i_{1}} + \dots + λ_{i_{m}} = λ_{j_{1}} + \dots + λ_{j_{m}}$

forces the two index multisets to be equal.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: $m, q, r$ and two $m$ -term sums as in the Statement.

Proof

technique · compare the largest unmatched frequency

1.1

Suppose the multisets differ, cancel their common entries, and let [given, algebra] $λ_{s}$ be the largest remaining frequency. It occurs on only one side. If the other side has a remaining term, its index is at most $s - r$ because all indices lie in one residue class; in particular $s - r \geq 1$ , and every such frequency is at most $λ_{s - r} < λ_{s} / m$ . If the other side has no remaining term, the two sums are already unequal.

givenalgebra

2.1

That other side has at most $m$ remaining terms, so its sum is strictly [step 1.1, algebra] less than $m λ_{s} / m = λ_{s}$ , whereas its opposing side is at least $λ_{s}$ . This contradicts the equality. Hence nothing remains after cancellation, which is exactly equality of multisets.

step 1.1algebra∎

Depends on

Hadamard-lacunary sequences and lacunary trigonometric series

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Sources

Loukas Grafakos, Classical Fourier Analysis, 3rd ed., proof of Theorem 3.6.4 (standard reference, not scraped)