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Combinatorial line

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Let X be a finite alphabet. A combinatorial line in Xn is obtained by fixing some coordinates and replacing every coordinate in one nonempty active set by the same variable letter. It therefore contains one word for each letter of X.
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Hales-Jewett theorem

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Combinatorial line
For every finite alphabet X and every positive integer k, there is n such that every k-coloring of Xn contains a monochromatic combinatorial line.

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