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This theorem is due to Tim Carlson ("Some unifying principles in Ramsey theory", 1988). It is usually referred to in the literature as "Carlson's theorem." Perhaps someone should change the page. | This theorem is due to Tim Carlson ("Some unifying principles in Ramsey theory", 1988). It is usually referred to in the literature as "Carlson's theorem." Perhaps someone should change the page. | ||
:Thanks for pointing that out! I'll move the page now. [[User:Teorth|Terry]] 02:13, 16 February 2009 (UTC) | |||
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This theorem is due to Tim Carlson ("Some unifying principles in Ramsey theory", 1988). It is usually referred to in the literature as "Carlson's theorem." Perhaps someone should change the page.
- Thanks for pointing that out! I'll move the page now. Terry 02:13, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
