Resolving a conjecture on degree of regularity of linear homogeneous equations
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Abstract: A linear equation is -regular, if, for every -coloring of the positive integers, there exist positive integers of the same color which satisfy the equation. In 2005, Fox and Radoicic conjectured that the equation , for any , has a degree of regularity of , which would verify a conjecture of Rado from 1933. Rado's conjecture has since been verified with a different family of equations. In this paper, we show that Fox and Radoicic's family of equations indeed have a degree of regularity of . We also provide a few extensions of this result.
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