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The Gowers U3 norm derivative identity isLet . Since , by repeated Cauchy-Schwarz, the interval hypothesis gives . Also . Therefore the sethas density at least in .
Use normalized Fourier coefficients on a finite abelian group . The Gowers U2 norm and Parseval identity giveFor , the final mean is at most one. Thus each has a frequency withThe derivative is identically zero unless is represented by an integer in , so lies in the requested interval of shifts. Its size is . Keep one such frequency for each shift; these same choices will satisfy the energy conclusion below.