A Ramsey theorem for partial orders with linear extensions
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Abstract: We prove a Ramsey theorem for finite sets equipped with a partial order and a fixed number of linear orders extending the partial order. This is a common generalization of two recent Ramsey theorems due to Soki'c. As a bonus, our proof gives new arguments for these two results.
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