The two families #
Iterating the lift from the two bases gives a square-difference-free subset of P_{3,n} for
every n divisible by 4:
A_0 = {0}andA_{8e+8} = L_{8e}(A_{8e}), of size810^einsideP_{3,8e};A_4 = B_4andA_{8e+12} = L_{8e+4}(A_{8e+4}), of size27 · 810^einsideP_{3,8e+4}.
Each induction step needs the lift's three conclusions at an even degree bound: 8e and 8e + 4
are both even, which is why the two families together cover every multiple of 4.
The first family: A_0 = {0} and A_{8e+8} = L_{8e}(A_{8e}).
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The second family: A_4 = B_4 and A_{8e+12} = L_{8e+4}(A_{8e+4}).
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The e-th member of the first family lies in P_{3,8e}.
The e-th member of the first family has 810^e elements.
Every member of the first family is square-difference-free.
The e-th member of the second family lies in P_{3,8e+4}.
The e-th member of the second family has 27 · 810^e elements.
Every member of the second family is square-difference-free.