This work introduces robust stability, revealing shapes in dense subsets of pseudofinite groups, implying broader patterns.
We introduce a relaxation of stability, called robust stability, which is insensitive to perturbations by subsets of Loeb measure 0 in a pseudofinite group. We show that robust stability satisfies a stationarity principle for measure independent elements. We apply this principle to deduce the existence of squares and L-shapes in dense sub- sets of Cartesian squares of pseudofinite groups, possibly non-abelian. Our results imply qualitative asymptotic versions for Cartesian squares of finite groups.
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