An infinite-dimensional version of Gowers' FIN_ k theorem
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Abstract: We prove an infinite-dimensional version of an approximate Ramsey theorem of Gowers, initially used to show that every Lipschitz function on the unit sphere of is oscillation stable. To do so, we use the theory of ultra-Ramsey spaces developed by Todorcevic in order to obtain an Ellentuck-type theorem for the space of all infinite block sequences in .
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