Monochromatic Solutions to Systems of Exponential Equations
Abstract
Let n∈ N, R be a binary relation on [n], and C1(i,j),…,Cn(i,j) ∈ Z, for i,j ∈ [n]. We define the exponential system of equations E(R,(Ck(i,j)i,j,k) to be the system \[ XiY1C1(i,j) ·s YnCn(i,j) = Xj , for (i,j) ∈ R ,\] in variables X1,…,Xn,Y1,…,Yn. The aim of this paper is to classify precisely which of these systems admit a monochromatic solution (Xi,Yi =1) in an arbitrary finite colouring of the natural numbers. This result could be viewed as an analogue of Rado's theorem for exponential patterns.
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