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The Ramsey Number of Diamond-Matchings and Loose Cycles in Hypergraphs

András Gyárfás, Gábor N. Sárközy, Endre Szemerédi

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Published: Oct 13, 2008

DOI: 10.37236/850

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The 22-color Ramsey number R(Cn3,Cn3)R({\cal{C}}_n^3,{\cal{C}}_n^3) of a 33-uniform loose cycle Cn{\cal{C}}_n is asymptotic to 5n/45n/4 as has been recently proved by Haxell, Łuczak, Peng, Rödl, Ruciński, Simonovits and Skokan. Here we extend their result to the rr-uniform case by showing that the corresponding Ramsey number is asymptotic to (2r−1)n2r−2{(2r-1)n\over 2r-2}. Partly as a tool, partly as a subject of its own, we also prove that for r≥2r\ge 2, R(kDr,kDr)=k(2r−1)−1R(kD_r,kD_r)=k(2r-1)-1 and R(kDr,kDr,kDr)=2kr−2R(kD_r,kD_r,kD_r)=2kr-2 where kDrkD_r is the hypergraph having kk disjoint copies of two rr-element hyperedges intersecting in two vertices.

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