Equivalence of partition regularity over polynomial and integer patterns

Let TT denote the polynomial setting used in the paper, and let N\mathbb{N} denote the positive integers. A polynomial pattern F\mathcal{F} is partition regular over a domain if every finite coloring of that domain contains a monochromatic realization of F\mathcal{F}. Polynomial–integer equivalence conjecture. A polynomial pattern F\mathcal{F} is partition regular over TT if and only if it is partition regular over N\mathbb{N}. The paper has already shown that partition regularity over TT implies partition regularity over N\mathbb{N} with primitive recursive bounds, while the converse is posed as an open conjectural strengthening.

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Ryan Alweiss, “Monochromatic Sums and Products of Polynomials”, arXiv:2211.00766 (2024).

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