Ramsey dichotomies with ordinal index
V. Farmaki
Abstract
A system of uniform families on an infinite subset M of is a collection (ξ)ξ<ω1 of families of finite subsets of (where, k consists of all k--element subset of M, for k∈ ) with the properties that each ξ is thin (i.e. it does not contain proper initial segments of any of its element) and the Cantor--Bendixson index, defined for ξ, is equal to ξ+1 and stable when we restrict ourselves to any subset of M. We indicate how to extend the generalized Schreier families to a system of uniform families. Using that notion we establish the correct (countable) ordinal index generalization of the classical Ramsey theorem (which corresponds to the finite ordinal indices).
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