Abstract: The classical hypergraph Ramsey number is the minimum such that for every red-blue coloring of the -tuples of , there are integers such that every -tuple among them is red, or integers such that every -tuple among them is blue. We survey a variety of problems and results in hypergraph Ramsey theory that have grown out of understanding the quantitative aspects of . Our focus is on recent developments and open problems.
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