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In the mathematical field of [[real analysis]], the '''Steinhaus theorem''' states that the [[difference set]] of a set of positive [[measure (mathematics)|measure]] contains an [[open set|open]] [[neighbourhood (mathematics)|neighbourhood]] of zero. It was first proved by [[Hugo Steinhaus]].<ref>{{harvtxt|Steinhaus|1920}}; {{harvtxt|Väth|2002}}</ref>
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==Statement==
 
Let ''A'' be a Lebesgue-measurable set on the [[real line]] such that the [[Lebesgue measure]] of ''A'' is not zero. Then the ''difference set''
 
: <math>A-A=\{a-b\mid a,b\in A\} \, </math>
 
contains an  open neighbourhood of the origin.
 
More generally, if ''G'' is a [[locally compact group]], and ''A''&nbsp;&sub;&nbsp;''G'' is a subset of positive (left) [[Haar measure]], then
 
: <math> AA^{-1} = \{ ab^{-1} \mid a,b \in A \} \, </math>
 
contains an open neighbourhood of unity.
 
The theorem can also be extended to [[meagre set|nonmeagre]] sets with the [[Baire property]]. The proof of these extensions, sometimes also called Steinhaus theorem, is almost identical to the one below.
 
==Proof==
 
The following is a simple proof due to Karl  Stromberg.<ref>{{harvtxt|Stromberg|1972}}</ref>
If ''&mu;'' is  the Lebesgue measure and ''A'' is a measurable set with positive finite measure
 
:<math>0<\mu(A)<\infty,\,</math>
 
then for every ''&epsilon;''&nbsp;>&nbsp;0 there are a [[compact set]] ''K'' and an open set ''U'' such that 
 
:<math> K\subset A \subset U, \quad \mu  (K)+\epsilon>\mu(A)>\mu(U)-\epsilon.</math>
 
For our purpose it is enough to choose ''K'' and ''U'' such that
 
:<math>2\mu (K)>\mu(U).\,</math>
 
Since ''K''&nbsp;&sub;&nbsp;''U'', there is an [[open cover]] of ''K'' that is contained in ''U''. ''K'' is compact, hence one can choose a small neighborhood ''V'' of 0 such that ''K''&nbsp;+&nbsp;''V''&nbsp;&sub;&nbsp;''U''.
 
Let ''v''&nbsp;&isin;&nbsp;''V'', and suppose
 
:<math> (K+v)\cap K=\varnothing.\,</math>
 
Then,
 
:<math> 2\mu(K)=\mu(K+v)+\mu(K)<\mu(U)\,</math>
 
contradicting our choice of ''K'' and ''U''. Hence for all ''v''&nbsp;&isin;&nbsp;''V'' there exist
 
: <math>k_{1},  k_{2}\in K \subset A\,</math>
 
such that
 
:<math>v+k_{1}=k_{2},\,</math> 
 
which means that ''V''&nbsp;&sub;&nbsp;''A''&nbsp;&minus;&nbsp;''A''. [[Q.E.D.]]
 
==See also==
*[[Falconer's conjecture]]
 
==Notes==
{{Reflist}}
 
==References==
*{{citation
| last = Steinhaus | first = Hugo | author-link = Hugo Steinhaus
| journal = Fund. Math.
| language = French
| pages = 93–104
| title = Sur les distances des points dans les ensembles de mesure positive
| url = http://matwbn.icm.edu.pl/ksiazki/fm/fm1/fm1111.pdf
| volume = 1
| year = 1920}}.
* {{cite journal|last=Stromberg|first=K.|jstor=2039082|title=An Elementary Proof of Steinhaus's Theorem|journal=Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society|volume=36|issue=1|year=1972|page=308|ref=harv}}
 
* {{cite book
| last      = Väth
| first      = Martin,
| title      = Integration theory: a second course
| publisher  = World Scientific
| date      = 2002
| pages      =
| isbn      = 981-238-115-5
}}
 
[[Category:Theorems in measure theory]]
[[Category:Articles containing proofs]]
[[Category:Theorems in real analysis]]

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