Ramsey numbers and the Zarankiewicz problem
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- 2 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society
- Vol. 56 (6) , 2014-2023
Abstract
Building on recent work of Mattheus and Verstraëte, we establish a general connection between Ramsey numbers of the form for a fixed graph and a variant of the Zarankiewicz problem asking for the maximum number of 1s in an by ‐matrix that does not have any matrix from a fixed finite family derived from as a submatrix. As an application, we give new lower bounds for the Ramsey numbers and , namely, and . We also show how the truth of a plausible conjecture about Zarankiewicz numbers would allow an approximate determination of for any fixed integer .Keywords
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- National Science Foundation (DMS‐2054452, DMS‐1763317, DMS‐1952786)
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