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Monotone subsequence (an1​​≤an2​​≤⋯oran1​​≥an2​​≥⋯)

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A monotone subsequence is a subsequence which is a monotone sequence. The indices always increase strictly, but equal selected values are permitted. The monotone subsequence theorem guarantees one for every sequence of real numbers.

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