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Remarks on Graphons
The notion of the graphon (a symmetric measurable fuzzy set of )
was introduced by L. Lov\'asz and B. Szegedy in 2006 to describe limit objects
of convergent sequences of dense graphs. In their investigation the integral
plays an important role in which is a graphon and denotes the set of
all edges of a -labelled simple graph . In our present paper we show that
the set of all fuzzy sets of is a right regular band with respect to
the operation defined by and the set of all
graphons is a left ideal of this band. We prove that, if is an arbitrary
graphon and is a fuzzy set of , then for arbitrary finite
simple graphs , where denotes the area of the set
of all satisfying .Comment: 11 page
Degree and neighborhood conditions for hamiltonicity of claw-free graphs
For a graph H , let σ t ( H ) = min { Σ i = 1 t d H ( v i ) | { v 1 , v 2 , … , v t } is an independent set in H } and let U t ( H ) = min { | ⋃ i = 1 t N H ( v i ) | | { v 1 , v 2 , ⋯ , v t } is an independent set in H } . We show that for a given number ϵ and given integers p ≥ t \u3e 0 , k ∈ { 2 , 3 } and N = N ( p , ϵ ) , if H is a k -connected claw-free graph of order n \u3e N with δ ( H ) ≥ 3 and its Ryjác̆ek’s closure c l ( H ) = L ( G ) , and if d t ( H ) ≥ t ( n + ϵ ) ∕ p where d t ( H ) ∈ { σ t ( H ) , U t ( H ) } , then either H is Hamiltonian or G , the preimage of L ( G ) , can be contracted to a k -edge-connected K 3 -free graph of order at most max { 4 p − 5 , 2 p + 1 } and without spanning closed trails. As applications, we prove the following for such graphs H of order n with n sufficiently large:
(i) If k = 2 , δ ( H ) ≥ 3 , and for a given t ( 1 ≤ t ≤ 4 ), then either H is Hamiltonian or c l ( H ) = L ( G ) where G is a graph obtained from K 2 , 3 by replacing each of the degree 2 vertices by a K 1 , s ( s ≥ 1 ). When t = 4 and d t ( H ) = σ 4 ( H ) , this proves a conjecture in Frydrych (2001).
(ii) If k = 3 , δ ( H ) ≥ 24 , and for a given t ( 1 ≤ t ≤ 10 ) d t ( H ) \u3e t ( n + 5 ) 10 , then H is Hamiltonian. These bounds on d t ( H ) in (i) and (ii) are sharp. It unifies and improves several prior results on conditions involved σ t and U t for the hamiltonicity of claw-free graphs. Since the number of graphs of orders at most max { 4 p − 5 , 2 p + 1 } are fixed for given p , improvements to (i) or (ii) by increasing the value of p are possible with the help of a computer
Minimum Degrees of Minimal Ramsey Graphs for Almost-Cliques
For graphs and , we say is Ramsey for if every -coloring of
the edges of contains a monochromatic copy of . The graph is Ramsey
-minimal if is Ramsey for and there is no proper subgraph of
so that is Ramsey for . Burr, Erdos, and Lovasz defined to
be the minimum degree of over all Ramsey -minimal graphs . Define
to be a graph on vertices consisting of a complete graph on
vertices and one additional vertex of degree . We show that
for all values ; it was previously known that , so it
is surprising that is much smaller.
We also make some further progress on some sparser graphs. Fox and Lin
observed that for all graphs , where is
the minimum degree of ; Szabo, Zumstein, and Zurcher investigated which
graphs have this property and conjectured that all bipartite graphs without
isolated vertices satisfy . Fox, Grinshpun, Liebenau,
Person, and Szabo further conjectured that all triangle-free graphs without
isolated vertices satisfy this property. We show that -regular -connected
triangle-free graphs , with one extra technical constraint, satisfy ; the extra constraint is that has a vertex so that if one
removes and its neighborhood from , the remainder is connected.Comment: 10 pages; 3 figure
Intersection Numbers of Geodesic Arcs
For a compact surface with constant negative curvature (for
some ) and genus , we show that the tails of the distribution
of (where is the
intersection number of the closed geodesics and denotes the
geometric length) are estimated by a decreasing exponential function. As a
consequence, we find the asymptotic normalized average of the intersection
numbers of pairs of closed geodesics on . In addition, we prove that the
size of the sets of geodesics whose -self-intersection number is not close
to is also estimated by a decreasing exponential
function. And, as a corollary of the latter, we obtain a result of S. Lalley
which states that most of the closed geodesics on with
have roughly
self-intersections, when is large
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