A proof of Halpern-Läuchli partition theorem
This paper deals with the Halpern-Läuchli theorem which is a fundamental Ramsey type principle dealing with partitions of finite products of trees. The authors here present a proof of the Halpern-Läuchli partition theorem and its version for strong subtrees by proving a general statement of which these results of interest are an immediate consequence. The earlier proof uses some metamathematical tools which are difficult to follow, but the proof presented here avoids all those metamathematical arguments. This paper also includes some additional applications of this theorem in the area of metric spaces.
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