Abstract
The study of symmetric structures is a new trend in combinatorial number theory. Recently in [9], Di Nasso proved symmetrized versions of some classical theorems like Hindman's theorem, Van der Waerden's theorem and Deuber's theorem. This opens the question of which other classical theorems can be symmetrized, as well as if other symmetric operations allow for such generalizations. Here we give positive answers to both questions, by showing that symmetrization of the polynomial extension of Van der Waerden's and Deuber's Theorem is possible.
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