NEAR OPTIMAL BOUNDS IN FREIMAN'S THEOREM
NEAR OPTIMAL BOUNDS IN FREIMAN'S THEOREM
NEAR OPTIMAL BOUNDS IN FREIMAN'S THEOREM
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80 CASIM ABBAS<br />
Converting from coordinates (s, t) on the half-cylinder to Cartesian coordinates x +<br />
iy = e −(s+it) in the complex plane, we get, with ρ = x 2 + y 2 ,<br />
ds =− 1<br />
(xdx+ ydy) and dt =−1 (xdy− ydx).<br />
ρ2 ρ2 Recall that r(s) = c(s)e κs , where c(s) is a smooth function which converges to a<br />
constant as s →+∞, and we assumed that κ ≤−1/2 and that κ /∈ Z. Another<br />
assumption was that A(r) = O(r). Hence r(s) is close to ρ −κ if s is large (and ρ is<br />
small) and A(r(s)) = O(ρ −κ ). Also recall that γ1(r(s)) = O(1). Summarizing, we<br />
need the expression<br />
A r(s) r(s)ρ −2 ρ = O(ρ −2κ−1 )<br />
to be bounded, which amounts to κ ≤−1/2. The same argument applied to the form<br />
dg ◦ (jτ − jσ ) leads to the same conclusion.<br />
Acknowledgments. I am very grateful to Richard Siefring and Chris Wendl for explaining<br />
some of their work to me. Their results are indispensable for the arguments<br />
in this article. I would also like to thank Samuel Lisi for the numerous discussions we<br />
had about the subject of this article.<br />
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