Non-commutative and polynomial multidimensional stronger central sets theorem

The Central Sets Theorem and Milliken-Taylor Theorem extends the famous Hindman?s theorem in two different directions. In [1] Beiglboeck proved a joint extension of these two theorems. In this article, we prove the non-commutative version of Beiglboeck?s result. Then we also prove the polynomial extension of stronger Central Sets Theorem for general commutative groups, which extents a recent result of [6].

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Filomat
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2298/fil2506091p
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Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
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Non-commutative and polynomial multidimensional stronger central sets theorem

S. Pal
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Non-commutative and polynomial multidimensional stronger central sets theorem

S. Pal
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The Central Sets Theorem and Milliken-Taylor Theorem extends the famous Hindman?s theorem in two different directions. In [1] Beiglboeck proved a joint extension of these two theorems. In this article, we prove the non-commutative version of Beiglboeck?s result. Then we also prove the polynomial extension of stronger Central Sets Theorem for general commutative groups, which extents a recent result of [6].

FilomatVol. 39(6)
University of Kalyani (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
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