A game‐theoretic proof of analytic Ramsey theorem

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 38 (1):301-304 (1992)
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We give a simple game-theoretic proof of Silver's theorem that every analytic set is Ramsey. A set P of subsets of ω is called Ramsey if there exists an infinite set H such that either all infinite subsets of H are in P or all out of P. Our proof clarifies a strong connection between the Ramsey property of partitions and the determinacy of infinite games

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