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Intersection of an approximate group power with a subgroup

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If A is a K-approximate group in G and H≤G, then Am∩H is a KO(m)-approximate group. Indeed, the at most Km−1 translates of A covering Am induce at most that many translates of A2∩H covering Am∩H, and the same argument covers its square inside A2m∩H.

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