Additive properties and uniformly completely Ramsey sets (Q4943535)

A set \(X\subset 2^{\omega}\) is uniformly completely Ramsey null (UCR\(_0\)) if for every continuous function \(F\colon 2^{\omega}\to 2^{\omega}\) and every \(Y\subset X\), \(F^{-1}(Y)\) is a Ramsey set [see \textit{U.~Darji}, Colloq. Math. 64, 163-171 (1993; Zbl 0830.28001)]. The paper contains several interesting facts concerning UCR\(_0\) sets, for example: \(\bullet\) Every hereditarily Menger set is UCR\(_0\). \(\bullet\) non(UCR\(_0\))\(\geq\)d. \(\bullet\) Every QN set is UCR\(_0\). \(\bullet\) Every UCR\(_0\) set is both an \(m_0\) and \(l_0\). \(\bullet\) Assuming MA there exists a UCR\(_0\) set \(X\subset 2^{\omega}\) and a continuous function \(F\colon 2^{\omega}\to 2^{\omega}\) such that \(F(X)=2^{\omega}\). \(\bullet\) The algebraic sum of a Lusin set and a Sierpiński set is UCR\(_0\).