Fra\"{i}ss\'{e}'s Conjecture and big Ramsey degrees of structures admitting finite monomorphic decomposition
Dragan Ma\v{s}ulovi\'c, Veljko Tolji\'c

TL;DR
This paper characterizes when countable structures with finite monomorphic decomposition have finite big Ramsey degrees, linking structural properties, Fra"{i}ssé's Conjecture, and a product Ramsey theorem.
Contribution
It provides a new characterization of structures with finite big Ramsey degrees using monomorphic parts and deep structural properties of chains.
Findings
Countable monomorphic structures have finite big Ramsey degrees iff they are chainable with finite big Ramsey degrees.
Finite big Ramsey degrees are characterized by the structure of monomorphic parts in minimal decompositions.
A product Ramsey theorem for big Ramsey degrees is established, addressing complex combinatorial behavior.
Abstract
In this paper we show that a countable structure admitting a finite monomorphic decomposition has finite big Ramsey degrees if and only if so does every monomorphic part in its minimal monomorphic decomposition. The necessary prerequisite for this result is the characterization of monomorphic structures with finite big Ramsey degrees: a countable monomorphic structure has finite big Ramsey degrees if and only if it is chainable by a chain with finite big Ramsey degrees. Interestingly, both characterizations require deep structural properties of chains. Fra\"{i}ss\'{e}'s Conjecture (actually, its positive resolution due to Laver) is instrumental in the characterization of monomorphic structures with finite big Ramsey degrees, while the analysis of big Ramsey combinatorics of structures admitting a finite monomorphic decomposition requires a product Ramsey theorem for big Ramsey degrees.…
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
