Looking for references concerning combinatorial questions
- From: Lord Jim <Lord.Jim@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Jun 2005 14:30:57 GMT
Hello,
I am looking for references concerning something. I think it has some
relations with combinatorial mathematics, but I can't find the exact
name of the thing. Let's assume you have an infinite sequence of elements
taken in a finit set ; for instance the digits of an irrational number:
.141592653...
I am looking for theorems that would answer to questions like:
a) is there a periodical subsequence of n terms ?
b) is there a symetrical subsequences of n terms ?
c) how many initial terms should we take in order to be sure
we have a subsequence with such or such pattern of length n in it ?
etc.
As you can see, I am interested in local "patterns" that may be found
in this infinite subsequece (whith elements taken in a finite set).
What is the exact name of the part of mathematics I am speaking of ?
Where can I find (web preferred) theorems as described above ?
Cordially,
--
Lord Jim
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