The first nontrivial Hales-Jewett number is four.

zbMATH Open1313.05355MaRDI QIDQ2936727FDOQ2936727

Authors: Neil Hindman, Eric Tressler 

Publication date: 6 January 2015

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zbMATH Keywords

combinatorial lineHales-Jewett number

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Extremal set theory (05D05) Ramsey theory (05D10)

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