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The Ramsey Number of Loose Triangles and Quadrangles in Hypergraphs

Andras Gyarfas, Ghaffar Raeisi

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Published: Jun 6, 2012

DOI: 10.37236/2346

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Asymptotic values of hypergraph Ramsey numbers for loose cycles (and paths) were determined recently. Here we determine some of them exactly, for example the 2-color hypergraph Ramsey number of a kk-uniform loose 3-cycle or 4-cycle: R(C3k,C3k)=3k−2R(\mathcal{C}^k_3,\mathcal{C}^k_3)=3k-2 and R(C4k,C4k)=4k−3R(\mathcal{C}_4^k,\mathcal{C}_4^k)=4k-3 (for k≥3k\geq 3). For more than 3-colors we could prove only that R(C33,C33,C33)=8R(\mathcal{C}^3_3,\mathcal{C}^3_3,\mathcal{C}^3_3)=8. Nevertheless, the rr-color Ramsey number of triangles for hypergraphs are much smaller than for graphs: for r≥3r\geq 3, r+5≤R(C33,C33,…,C33)≤3rr+5\le R(\mathcal{C}_3^3,\mathcal{C}_3^3,\dots,\mathcal{C}_3^3)\le 3r

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