A Simple Proof of a Theorem of Erdös and Szekeres*
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(28)- Cross-monotone subsequences
- Monotone subsequences in (0,1)-matrices
- The ritual origin of counting
- On unimodal subsequences
- Another look at the longest ascending subsequence problem
- Some Ramsey-type theorems
- Angle orders and zeros
- Monotonic subsequences in random sequences
- Weak versions of Ramsey's theorem
- Containment problems in high-dimensional spaces
- Combinatorial generation via permutation languages. II. Lattice congruences
- Representing point sets on the plane as permutations
- Transversals of total strict linear orders
- On-line size Ramsey number for monotone \(k\)-uniform ordered paths with uniform looseness
- Ramsey theory, integer partitions and a new proof of the Erdős-Szekeres theorem
- Monochromatic paths and circuits in edge-colored graphs
- Erdős-Szekeres without induction
- Achievement and avoidance games designed from theorems
- Erdős-Szekeres tableaux
- Strictly monotonic multidimensional sequences and stable sets in pillage games
- INTERLEAVING LOGIC AND COUNTING
- Catalan Numbers and Permutations
- Saturation results around the Erdős-Szekeres problem
- On an Erdős-Szekeres game
- Monotonic restrictions
- Monotonicity
- Angle orders
- Protecting billiard balls from collisions
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