Thresholds and Expectation Thresholds
JEFF KAHN, GIL KALAI
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Source: Crossref
Published: May 1, 2007
DOI: 10.1017/s0963548307008474
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We consider relations between thresholds for monotone set properties and simple lower bounds for such thresholds. A motivating example (Conjecture 2): Given an n - vertex graph H , write p E for the least p such that, for each subgraph H ' of H , the expected number of copies of H ' in G = G ( n , p ) is at least 1, and p c for that p for which the probability that G contains (a copy of) H is 1/2. Then (conjecture) p c = O ( p E log n ). Possible connections with discrete isoperimetry are also discussed.
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