Checked proofs of the independent Palomar statements #
This module deliberately does not import Challenge. The definitions below
are the same independent definitions, and the bridge lemmas identify their
constants with the ones used by the full EGZ proof.
Every length-n sequence in (ZMod p)^d has p distinct positions
whose vectors sum to zero. Repeated vector values are allowed.
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A family is p-hollow if a nonnegative integer combination of total
weight p sums to zero exactly when one member receives all the weight.
At primes this condition forces the family to have no repeated vectors.
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The Erdős–Ginzburg–Ziv constant: the least length at which every
sequence has a p-term zero sum. For prime p this defining set is nonempty,
by pigeonhole with the bound (p-1) * p^d + 1.
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- PalomarEGZ.egzConstant p d = sInf {n : ℕ | PalomarEGZ.zeroSumProperty p d n}
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The maximum size of a p-hollow family. For prime p, admitted lengths
are nonempty and bounded by p^d, so this natural supremum is attained.
Only prime values are used below; Mathlib's total natural supremum also
assigns a value at degenerate moduli where these lengths may be unbounded.
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Tending to infinity through prime natural numbers.
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Theorem 1.2: for each fixed positive dimension,
s((F_p)^d) = p * w((F_p)^d) + o(p) as p tends to infinity through primes.
The corresponding upper estimate: for each positive error ε, every
sufficiently large prime satisfies s((F_p)^d) ≤ (w((F_p)^d) + ε) p.