Abstract:
Szemerédi's famous theorem on arithmetic progressions asserts
that every subset of integers of positive asymptotic density
contains arithmetic progressions of arbitrary length. His
remarkable theorem has been developed into a major new area of
combinatorial number theory. This is the topic of the present survey.
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