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Say a graph G has the Ramsey property if every 2-coloring of G contains a monochromatic triangle. It's well-known that 𝐾₆ has this property, and therefore so does any G containing 𝐾₆. But this math SE question observes that a graph can ha
There's been a major advance in the asymptotic bounds for off-diagonal Ramsey numbers. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.28793 ----- The topic concerns a network of things (doesn't matter what) where each pair of things is connected with either a
Apparently there has been a breakthrough in #RamseyTheory announced in talks today by Sahasrabudhe, Morris, Griffiths and Campos; the long standing upper bound of (4+𝑜(1))ᵏ of the size 𝑅(𝑘,𝑘) of a graph required to force either a clique
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