Abstract
The set A of natural numbers is an asymptotic basis for S if the sets S and 2A eventually coincide. An asymptotic basis A for S is minimal if no proper subset of A is a basis for S. Sets S are constructed which possess infinitely many asymptotic bases, but no minimal asymptotic basis.
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