For positive integers
c,s≥1, let
M3(c,s) be the least integer such that any set of at least
M3(c,s) points in the plane, no three on a line and colored with
c colors, contains a monochromatic triangle with at most
s interior points. The case
s=0, which corresponds to empty monochromatic triangles, has been studied extensively over the last few years. In particular, it is known that
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M3(2,0)=9 and
M3(c,0)=∞, for
c≥3. In this paper we extend these results when
c≥2 and
s≥1. We prove that the least integer
λ3(c) such that
M3(c,λ3(c))<∞ satisfies:
where
c≥2. Moreover, the exact values of
M3(c,s) are determined for small values of
c and
s. We also conjecture that
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