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Small Ramsey Numbers for Books, Wheels, and Generalizations

Bernard Lidický, Gweneth McKinley, Florian Pfender, Steven Van Overberghe

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Published: Dec 12, 2025

DOI: 10.37236/13577

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We describe applications of a range of different computational methods to Ramsey numbers. We use flag algebras, local search, bottom-up generation, and enumeration of polycirculant graphs.These methods are applied to Ramsey numbers for books and wheels. We also initiate the study of generalized small Ramsey numbers. Let GR(r,Ks,t)GR(r,K_s,t) denote the minimum number of vertices nn such that any rr-edge-coloring of KnK_n has a copy of KsK_s with at most tt colors. We establish over 20 new bounds including exact determination of the Ramsey numbers R(W5,W7)=15R(W_5, W_7) = 15, R(W5,W9)=18R(W_5, W_9) = 18, R(B2,B8)=21R(B_2, B_8) = 21, R(B3,B7)=20R(B_3, B_7) = 20, GR(3,K4,2)=10GR(3,K_4,2) = 10, and GR(4,K4,3)=10GR(4,K_4,3) = 10.

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