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Canonical Ramsey theorem in $m$-uniform setting admits $2^m$ canonical colorings.
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26 Jan 2020 - 19:38
#solution-verification
#coloring
#ramsey-theory
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
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For $t \geq 3$, if $n \geq R^{(3)}(t,t)$, then n points in $\mathbb{R}^2$ always contain either t collinear points, or t points in convex position.
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25 Mar 2026 - 6:22
#coloring
#ramsey-theory
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
#hypergraphs
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Give a 13x13 square table. Colour S squares in the table such that no four coloured squares are the four vertices of a rectangle. Find maxS.
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29 Jan 2020 - 2:41
#combinatorics
#extremal-combinatorics
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Maximal subset with given Hamming distances
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29 Jan 2020 - 19:03
#combinatorics
#optimization
#metric-spaces
#extremal-combinatorics
#combinatorics-on-words
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Relatively maximal sum-free subsets in finite groups
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25 Mar 2026 - 9:23
#combinatorics
#group-theory
#finite-groups
#extremal-combinatorics
#additive-combinatorics
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Cups and caps inequality: $f(s,t) \leq {s+t-2 \choose {s-2}}+1$
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03 Feb 2020 - 9:33
#graph-theory
#solution-verification
#discrete-geometry
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
107
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Show that a 3-uniform hypergraph on $n \geq 5$ points, in which each pair of points occurs in the same (positive) number of edges, is not 2-colorable.
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03 Feb 2020 - 21:23
#solution-verification
#coloring
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
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Parameter $d$ that makes the probability of the graph $G(n,\frac{d}{n})$ being $k$-colorable tends to $0$, as $n \to \infty$ , for $k \leq 2$.
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25 Mar 2026 - 14:25
#coloring
#random-graphs
#extremal-combinatorics
#probabilistic-method
#extremal-graph-theory
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$S = \{1,2,...,2005\}$, $A = \{a_{1}, ..., a_{k}\} \subset S$ with $a_{i}+a_{j}$ not multiple of 125. What is $\max(k)$?
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06 Feb 2020 - 4:36
#combinatorics
#contest-math
#extremal-combinatorics
537
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Large subgroups of Symmetric Group
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06 Feb 2020 - 16:45
#group-theory
#finite-groups
#symmetric-groups
#extremal-combinatorics
133
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Say a finite set $M$ has two partition $A_1,A_2,...A_p$ and $B_1,B_2,...B_p$ such that ...
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23 Feb 2020 - 9:26
#combinatorics
#elementary-set-theory
#inequality
#set-partition
#extremal-combinatorics
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Show that, if girth$(G) \geq g, \text{and } \delta(G) \geq d$, then $|V(G)|= n = \Omega(d^k), \text{where } k = \lfloor \frac{g-1}{2} \rfloor$.
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24 Feb 2020 - 15:55
#graph-theory
#solution-verification
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
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Maximizing $\sum_{i,j=1}^{n}|\operatorname{deg}\ x_{i}-\operatorname{deg}\ x_{j}|^{3}$ over all simple graphs with $n$ vertices
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29 Feb 2020 - 14:41
#combinatorics
#graph-theory
#discrete-optimization
#extremal-combinatorics
108
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Simplification of the $\epsilon$-regularity condition in graphs.
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01 Mar 2020 - 21:09
#combinatorics
#graph-theory
#solution-verification
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
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If each edge of a graph $G=(V,E)$ belongs to exactly one triangle then $|E|=\omicron(n^{2})$.
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02 Mar 2020 - 15:23
#combinatorics
#graph-theory
#solution-verification
#extremal-combinatorics
#extremal-graph-theory
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