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Intro
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Pigeonhole Principle
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Ramsey's Theorems, 1930
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The Rationals as a Dense Linear Order
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Coloring Finite Sets of Rationals
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Example: Colorings of copies of a finite graph
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Homogeneous and Universal Structures
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Infinite Structural Ramsey Theory
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Big Ramsey Degree results up to 2010
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Methodology for red highlighted results
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Milliken's Theorem (special case)
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Diagonal Antichains
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Exact Big Ramsey Degrees of the Rado graph
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Prior Methods Insufficient for Triangle-Free Graphs
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New developments: how forcing opened new paths
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Diagonal Coding Tree T within Coding Tree of 1-types
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Forcing a Level Set Pigeonhole
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Exact Big Ramsey Degrees for H3
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Precise characterization of big Ramsey degrees for Hz
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T(Edge, H3) = 2
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T(Non-Edge, H3) = 5
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Developments via coding trees and forcing
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Developments not using forcing
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Upper Bounds for Binary Free Amalgamation Classes
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Exact Big Ramsey Degrees for binary free amalgamation
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Big Question
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Ongoing Investigations
Description:
Explore Ramsey theory of homogeneous structures in this comprehensive lecture. Delve into the historical development of Ramsey theory on relational structures, from Ramsey's seminal theorem to recent breakthroughs. Understand the challenges in applying finite structure methods to infinite homogeneous counterparts, and discover how set-theoretic forcing opened new pathways in this field. Examine the structural properties involved in the Ramsey theory of various homogeneous structures, including the rationals, Rado graph, and homogeneous triangle-free graph. Learn about ongoing work and related areas such as infinite-dimensional Ramsey theory and partition theory of uncountable structures. Gain insights from the works of numerous mathematicians in this field, and explore the syllabus covering topics from the Pigeonhole Principle to ongoing investigations in binary free amalgamation classes.

Ramsey Theory of Homogeneous Structures

International Mathematical Union
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