Equivalence of partition regularity over polynomial and integer patterns
Equivalence of partition regularity over polynomial and integer patterns
Let denote the polynomial setting used in the paper, and let denote the positive integers. A polynomial pattern is partition regular over a domain if every finite coloring of that domain contains a monochromatic realization of . Polynomial–integer equivalence conjecture. A polynomial pattern is partition regular over if and only if it is partition regular over . The paper has already shown that partition regularity over implies partition regularity over 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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