Canonical vertex-Ramsey characterization of the finite sunflower property

Let K\mathcal{K} be a relational Fraïssé class with strong amalgamation. The canonical vertex-Ramsey characterization.

K has the canonical vertex-Ramsey property    K has the finite sunflower property.\mathcal{K}\text{ has the canonical vertex-Ramsey property}\iff\mathcal{K}\text{ has the finite sunflower property}.

The source also conjectures that having the finite 22-sunflower property is equivalent to having the finite sunflower property; it notes that the displayed equivalence would imply this. The question concerns whether the finite sunflower property admits a characterization analogous to that of the infinite sunflower property.

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Rob Sullivan and Jeroen Winkel, “Structured sunflowers and canonical Ramsey properties”, arXiv:2602.04610 (2026).

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