Exercise 7, § 7
Algebra, II, 401
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let be a non-empty finite subset of a vector -space , not containing 0. Suppose that there exists an integer such that for every subset
T of S, Card(T) . Show that there exists a partition of S into h free subsets for some integer . (Prove that S satisfies condition (***) of Exercise 6, arguing by induction on Card(S) and taking amongst all the subspaces one of those with the smallest possible dimension; if G is such a subspace and j an index for which Card(G N_j) is the least possible, prove that
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