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AbstractIn 1994, Bergelson and Hindman established a remarkable result for IP* sets: for any IP* set A and any sequence l in ℕ, there exists a sum subsystem l′ of l such that all finite sums and finite products of l′ are contained in A. There are many studies about this result, where Hindman and Strauss extended it to general weak rings. In this paper, we introduce two algebraic structures - adequate partial weak rings and adequate poor rings, which are more general than weak rings. And we establish that result in both structures. Moreover, we also obtain Hindman theorem with two operations in these two structures.
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