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Hyperplane density increment for cap sets (α′≥α+α2/2)

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If a cap set A⊆F3d​ has subset density α>0 and 3dα2≥2, some affine subspace of codimension one has relative subset density at least α+α2/2. The zero-sum count and the Parseval identity on a finite group give a nonzero finite abelian Fourier coefficient of magnitude at least α2/2. The three slice densities are α+2Re(zωj), where z is this finite abelian Fourier coefficient and ω a primitive cube root of unity; one slice has increment at least ∣z∣. Translation preserves the zero-sum condition because the characteristic is three.

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