Hindman's coloring theorem in arbitrary semigroups
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Abstract: Hindman's Theorem asserts that, for each finite coloring of the natural numbers, there are distinct natural numbers such that all of the sums (, ) have the same color. The celebrated Galvin--Glazer proof of Hindman's Theorem and a classification of semigroups due to Shevrin, imply together that, for each finite coloring of each infinite semigroup , there are distinct elements of such that all but finitely many of the products (, ) have the same color. Using these methods, we characterize the semigroups such that, for each finite coloring of , there is an infinite emph{subsemigroup} of , such that all but finitely many members of have the same color. Our characterization connects our study to a classical problem of Milliken, Burnside groups and Tarski Monsters. We also present an application of Ramsey's graph-coloring theorem to Shevrin's theory.
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