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Are there infinitely long arithmetic progressions in every increasing sequence of positive integers with bounded gaps between consecutive terms?
It is well known and easy to see (as in the old math.se question An example showing that van der Waerden's theorem is not true for infinite arithmetic progressions) that $\mathbb N$ can be partitioned ...
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