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A Five Color Zero-Sum Generalization

David GrynkiewiczContact Information and Andrew Schultz2

(1)  Department of Mathematics, Caltech, Pasadena, CA, 91125
(2)  Department of Mathematics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 94305

Received: 10 October 2002  Accepted: 21 September 2005  

Abstract  Let gzs(m, 2k) (gzs(m, 2k+1)) be the minimal integer such that for any coloring Δ of the integers from 1, . . . , gzs(m, 2k) by MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb1.gif (the integers from 1 to gzs(m, 2k+1) by MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb2.gif) there exist integers
MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb3.gif
such that
1. there exists jx such that Δ(xi) ∈ MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb4.gif for each i and ∑i=1m Δ(xi) = 0 mod m (or Δ(xi)=∞ for each i);
2. there exists jy such that Δ(yi) ∈ MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb5.gif for each i and ∑i=1m Δ(yi) = 0 mod m (or Δ(yi)=∞ for each i); and
1. 2(xmx1)≤ymx1.
In this note we show gzs(m, 2)=5m−4 for m≥2, gzs(m, 3)=7m+MediaObjects/s00373-005-0636-xflb6.gif−6 for m≥4, gzs(m, 4)=10m−9 for m≥3, and gzs(m, 5)=13m−2 for m≥2.
Supported by NSF grant DMS 0097317

Contact Information David Grynkiewicz
Email: diambri@hotmail.com
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