All Triangles are Ramsey
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- Upper bounds for the chromatic numbers of Euclidean spaces with forbidden Ramsey sets
- On a Frankl-Rödl theorem and its geometric corollaries
- Finite Euclidean Ramsey theory
- Edge-Ramsey theory
- On the number of edges of a uniform hypergraph with a range of allowed intersections
- Exponentially Ramsey sets
- Improved Frankl-Rödl theorem and some of its geometric consequences
- New lower bounds for the chromatic number of a space with forbidden isosceles triangles
- On the chromatic number of a space with a forbidden regular simplex
- On chromatic numbers of close-to-Kneser distance graphs
- A Partition Property of Simplices in Euclidean Space
- Forbidden Intersections
- On monochromatic configurations for finite colorings
- On the Frankl-Rödl theorem
- Improvements of the Frankl-Rödl theorem on the number of edges of a hypergraph with forbidden intersections, and their consequences in the problem of finding the chromatic number of a space with forbidden equilateral triangle
- Suborbits in Knaster's problem
- Transitive sets in Euclidean Ramsey theory
- The chromatic number of space with forbidden regular simplex
- Block sizes in the block sets conjecture
- The mathematics of Bruce Rothschild
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