Hindman's theorem

English

Etymology

Named after N. Hindman.

Proper noun

Hindman's theorem

(mathematics) A theorem stating that, if $S\,$ is an IP set and $S=C_{1}\cup C_{2}\cup ...\cup C_{n}$ , then at least one $C_{i}\,$ contains an IP set.

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