A theory of stationary trees and the balanced Baumgartner-Hajnal-Todorcevic theorem for trees (Q484527)

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    A theory of stationary trees and the balanced Baumgartner-Hajnal-Todorcevic theorem for trees
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      A theory of stationary trees and the balanced Baumgartner-Hajnal-Todorcevic theorem for trees (English)
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      7 January 2015
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      This paper is devoted to a proof of its main theorem, which generalizes Theorem~3.1 of \textit{J. E. Baumgartner} et al. [NATO ASI Ser., Ser. C, Math. Phys. Sci. 411, 1--17 (1993; Zbl 0846.03021)], by replacing the cardinal \((2^{<\kappa})^+\) by suitable trees: if \(\kappa\) is regular and infinite, \(\xi\) an ordinal with \(2^{| \xi|}<\kappa\) and \(k\in\omega\) then for every tree \(T\) that is not \(2^{<\kappa}\)-special one has \(T\to (\kappa+\xi)^2_k\), that is, for every colouring \(\chi:[T]^2\to k\) there is a \(\chi\)-homogeneous subset of \(T\) of order type \(\kappa+\xi\). The paper is enriched by a careful exposition of earlier results and necessary background material, and would make a good basis for a seminar on infinitary combinatorics.
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      nonspecial tree
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      stationary tree
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      diagonal union
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      regressive function
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      pressing-down lemma
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      partition calculus
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      Erdős-Rado theorem
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      Baumgartner-Hajnal-Todorcevic theorem
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      elementary submodel
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      non-reflecting ideal
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      very nice collection
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