Il'ya Dmitrievich Shkredov
Abstract
Szemeredi's famous theorem on arithmetic progressions asserts that every subset of integers of positive asymptotic density contains arithmetic progressions of arbitrary length. His remarkable theorem has been developed into a major new area of combinatorial number theory. This is the topic of the present survey.
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Szemeredi's famous theorem on arithmetic progressions asserts that every subset of integers of positive asymptotic density contains arithmetic progressions of arbitrary length. His remarkable theorem has been developed into a major new area of combinatorial number theory. This is the topic of the present survey.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Arithmetic, Discrete mathematics, Combinatorics