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Regularity and positional games
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society Β· 1963 Β· Vol. 106(2) Β· pp. 222β229
Alfred W. Halesβ(California Institute of Technology)Robert I. Jewett
Abstract
1.Introduction. Suppose X is a set, π a collection of sets (usually subsets of X), and N is cardinal number. Following the terminology of Rado [1], we say π is N-regular in X if,for any partition of X into N parts, some part has as a subset a member of π. if π is n-regular in X for each integer n, we say π is regular in X.
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