Cardinal numbers with partition properties

Williams, Neil Hale

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Cardinal numbers with partition properties

Date

1969

Authors

Williams, Neil Hale

Abstract

This discussion divides into two quite separate parts, chapters I - IV and chapter V. The first four chapters are concerned with a generalization of the partition properties k — (nl)n and k — (n)v<w extensively studied by Erdos and his collaborators (see [5] and [6] for further references).