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Tournaments, 4-uniform hypergraphs, and an exact extremal result
We consider -uniform hypergraphs with the maximum number of hyperedges
subject to the condition that every set of vertices spans either or
exactly hyperedges and give a construction, using quadratic residues, for
an infinite family of such hypergraphs with the maximum number of hyperedges.
Baber has previously given an asymptotically best-possible result using random
tournaments. We give a connection between Baber's result and our construction
via Paley tournaments and investigate a `switching' operation on tournaments
that preserves hypergraphs arising from this construction.Comment: 23 pages, 6 figure
Hipergráfok = Hypergraphs
A projekt cĂ©lkitűzĂ©seit sikerĂĽlt megvalĂłsĂtani. A nĂ©gy Ă©v során több mint száz kiválĂł eredmĂ©ny szĂĽletett, amibĹ‘l eddig 84 dolgozat jelent meg a tĂ©ma legkiválĂłbb folyĂłirataiban, mint Combinatorica, Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Journal of Graph Theory, Random Graphs and Structures, stb. Számos rĂ©gĂłta fennállĂł sejtĂ©st bebizonyĂtottunk, egĂ©sz rĂ©gi nyitott problĂ©mát megoldottunk hipergráfokkal kapcsolatban illetve kapcsolĂłdĂł terĂĽleteken. A problĂ©mák nĂ©melyike sok Ă©ve, olykor több Ă©vtizede nyitott volt. Nem egy közvetlen kutatási eredmĂ©ny, de szintĂ©n bizonyos Ă©rtĂ©kmĂ©rĹ‘, hogy a rĂ©sztvevĹ‘k egyike a NorvĂ©g Királyi AkadĂ©mia tagja lett Ă©s elnyerte a Steele dĂjat. | We managed to reach the goals of the project. We achieved more than one hundred excellent results, 84 of them appeared already in the most prestigious journals of the subject, like Combinatorica, Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Journal of Graph Theory, Random Graphs and Structures, etc. We proved several long standing conjectures, solved quite old open problems in the area of hypergraphs and related subjects. Some of the problems were open for many years, sometimes for decades. It is not a direct research result but kind of an evaluation too that a member of the team became a member of the Norvegian Royal Academy and won Steele Prize
Hamilton cycles in graphs and hypergraphs: an extremal perspective
As one of the most fundamental and well-known NP-complete problems, the
Hamilton cycle problem has been the subject of intensive research. Recent
developments in the area have highlighted the crucial role played by the
notions of expansion and quasi-randomness. These concepts and other recent
techniques have led to the solution of several long-standing problems in the
area. New aspects have also emerged, such as resilience, robustness and the
study of Hamilton cycles in hypergraphs. We survey these developments and
highlight open problems, with an emphasis on extremal and probabilistic
approaches.Comment: to appear in the Proceedings of the ICM 2014; due to given page
limits, this final version is slightly shorter than the previous arxiv
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Exact Bounds for Some Hypergraph Saturation Problems
Let W_n(p,q) denote the minimum number of edges in an n x n bipartite graph G
on vertex sets X,Y that satisfies the following condition; one can add the
edges between X and Y that do not belong to G one after the other so that
whenever a new edge is added, a new copy of K_{p,q} is created. The problem of
bounding W_n(p,q), and its natural hypergraph generalization, was introduced by
Balogh, Bollob\'as, Morris and Riordan. Their main result, specialized to
graphs, used algebraic methods to determine W_n(1,q).
Our main results in this paper give exact bounds for W_n(p,q), its hypergraph
analogue, as well as for a new variant of Bollob\'as's Two Families theorem. In
particular, we completely determine W_n(p,q), showing that if 1 <= p <= q <= n
then
W_n(p,q) = n^2 - (n-p+1)^2 + (q-p)^2.
Our proof applies a reduction to a multi-partite version of the Two Families
theorem obtained by Alon. While the reduction is combinatorial, the main idea
behind it is algebraic
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