174 problems
I conjectured long ago that if … then the 's contain arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions. If true this of course implies that there are arbitrarily long arithmetic progre…
Must any ordering of the reals contain a monotone -term arithmetic progression for every ?
The assertion is false: it is not true that every Sidon set has an infinite arithmetic progression with…
Let be the minimal such that for any there must exist a -term arithmetic progression such that…
Let be the minimum, over all two-colourings of , of the number of monochromatic -term arithmetic progressions. Determine an asymptotic formula for…
The assertion is false: it is not true that every set containing no three-term arithmetic progression has an infinite arithmetic progression…
Let be an infinite sequence in such that is always a positive coordinate unit vector. For which dimensions must the sequence contai…
For each , does every finite colouring of the positive integers contain a monochromatic -term arithmetic progression all of whose terms are prime? Does it contain a monochr…
For every and integer , is there an such that, for all sufficiently large , whenever satisfy and , the set contains a non…
Can the positive integers be coloured with two colours so that, for every , every monochromatic arithmetic progression with first term has length ?
Let . What is the largest such that there are with a non-empty arithmetic progression for all ?
Let be the sequence defined by and , and for define as the least positive integer such that there is no three-term arit…
A set is a prime arithmetic progression if every is prime and there exists a natural number such that is an arithmetic progression of leng…
Let be such that any set of integers contains a subset of size at least which does not contain a -term arithmetic progression. Determine the size of…
Does the longest arithmetic progression of primes in have length ?
We conclude this topic with a very annoying question: Is it possible to partition into two sets, each of which can be permuted to avoid monotone 3-term A.P.'s? If we…
The question of whether or not monotone 4-term A.P.'s must occur is currently completely open.
What is the largest natural number such that every permutation of contains a monotone -term arithmetic progression? Equivalently, determine … Here “contains in m…
Let be the smallest such that in any finite colouring of (into any number of colours) there is always either a monochromatic -term arithmetic progres…
For integers , let be the least number such that every sequence of integers containing at least arithmetic progressions of length also contains o…
Find the smallest such that the following holds. There exists a function such that, for every ,…
Let and be the supremum of as ranges over all sets of positive integers which do not contain a -term arithmetic progression. Esti…
Let be the smallest such that can be coloured with colours so that every four-term arithmetic progression must contain at least three distinct colou…
Let be the largest possible size of a subset of that does not contain any non-trivial -term arithmetic progression. Prove an asymptotic formula for…
Let . Are there consecutive primes in arithmetic progression?