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| | | | | This is part of a new sequence of posts titled, My favorite example of: $latex {x}&fg=000000$, for different values of $latex {x}&fg=000000$. Today, $latex {x}&fg=000000$ is the pigeonhole principle. The Erdös-Szekeres Theorem: Consider any sequence of $latex {n}&fg=000000$ distinct numbers. There must exist a subsequence $latex {S}&fg=000000$ of $latex {\sqrt{n}}&fg=000000$ numbers such that $latex {S}&fg=000000$... | |
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