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Applications of measure, integration and Banach spaces to combinatorics
If you count additive number theory as combinatorics, there is Fürstenberg's measure theoretic proof of Szemerédi's theorem ("Any 'positive fraction' of the natural numbers contains arithmetic progres …
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Applications of measure, integration and Banach spaces to combinatorics
There is a direct connection between Hall's marriage theorem (combinatorics) and Linear programming (linear inequalities). Of course, the latter is about finite dimensions, but prominently features du …
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An ultrafilter is a set of subsets containing exactly one element of each finite partition: ...
The alternate formulation is closely related to the following fundamental definition from Ramsey Theory
Definition: Let $\phi : 2^X \to \lbrace\text{true},\text{false}\rbrace$ be a property pertainin …
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