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Ramsey and Hypersmoothness

Combining canonization results of Prömel-Voigt, Mathias, and Soare, we provide a new, natural example of an $F_σ$ equivalence relation that is not hypersmooth.

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AuthorshipTopic signalTopic signalWRamsey and Hypersmoothnesspreprint / 2022AZoltán VidnyánszkyResearcherTmath.CO8936 worksTmath.LO1661 works
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Ramsey and Hypersmoothness

preprint / 2022

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