Density versions of Schur's theorem for ideals generated by submeasures (Q986127): Difference between revisions

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+A density statement generalizing Schur's theorem
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+Density versions of two generalizations of Schur's theorem
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+Iterated combinatorial density theorems
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+On Certain Boolean Algebras P(ω)/I
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+Van der Waerden spaces
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+Analytic ideals and their applications
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