Two-sided rectangle-freeness of the explicit family #
A two-sided flat sumset disperser has both values on every rectangle with large sides: embed the
first side as glue p 0 and the second as glue 0 q, whose sums are glue p q. The explicit
family sourceReductionHardFamily is the balanced padding of an extractor with error
35/72 < 1/2, so it is eventually a two-sided disperser
(Aggregate.family_eventually_sumsetDisperser), hence two-sided rectangle-free, at the
threshold Aggregate.familyThreshold n = 2 ^ k(n) with k(n) = o(n).
A two-sided flat sumset disperser is two-sided rectangle-free at the same threshold.
The binary logarithm of the rectangle threshold of the explicit family.
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The explicit family is eventually two-sided rectangle-free at familyThreshold n, from its
sumset dispersion (Aggregate.family_eventually_sumsetDisperser).
The logarithmic threshold is eventually below every positive multiple of n, with room for
the additive constants of the capacity bounds.