| 释义 |
Ramsey property Ramsey property[′ram·zē ‚präp·ərd·ē] (mathematics) For any two positive integers, p and q, a positive integer r is said to have the (p,q)-Ramsey property if in any set of r people there is either a subset of p people who are all mutual acquaintances or a set of q people who are all mutual strangers. |