Ramsey expansion conjecture for finite-signature homogeneous structures
Ramsey expansion conjecture for finite-signature homogeneous structures
Let be a homogeneous structure with a finite relational signature. An expansion of is a structure obtained by adding relations to its signature; its age is the class of finite structures embeddable into it. Ramsey expansion conjecture. Then has a homogeneous expansion by finitely many relations whose age has the Ramsey property. This conjecture asks whether the finite relational expansions that are known to occur typically can always be found; it is motivated by the connection between Ramsey classes, homogeneous structures, and structural Ramsey theory, and the source presents it as an open question.
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Primary source
Manuel Bodirsky, “Ramsey Classes: Examples and Constructions”, arXiv:1502.05146 (2015).
Additional references
3 papers in this index state this conjecture (2012–2015). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1412.3254, arXiv:1201.0856.
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