Dual Ramsey theorem for trees

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Abstract: The classical Ramsey theorem was generalized in two major ways: to the dual Ramsey theorem, by Graham and Rothschild, and to Ramsey theorems for trees, initially by Deuber and Leeb. Bringing these two lines of thought together, we prove the dual Ramsey theorem for trees. Galois connections between partial orders are used in formulating this theorem, while the abstract approach to Ramsey theory, we developed earlier, is used in its proof.


The aim of the present paper is to prove the Dual Ramsey Theorem for Trees, which is a common strengthening of two classical results -- Leeb's Ramsey theorem for trees and Graham and Rothschild's Dual Ramsey Theorem. It should be noted that the first one of these theorems is formulated in terms of copies of trees, and the second one in terms of partitions of finite initial segments of natural numbers. The author finds objects that generalize both: copies of trees and partitions. To this end, the two classical Ramsey theorems are restated in terms of functions. Their common generalization is then formulated using functions that turn out to come from appropriately modified Galois connections in the sense of \textit{O. Ore} [Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 55, 493--514 (1944; Zbl 0060.06204)]. This generalization, which is the main theorem of the paper, is then proved with the use of the author's abstract approach to the Ramsey theory from \textit{S. Solecki} [Adv. Math. 248, 1156--1198 (2013; Zbl 1283.05176)].











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