Ramsey numbers for trees

Abstract

For n 5 let Tn' denote the unique tree on n vertices with (Tn')=n-2, and let Tn*=(V,E) be the tree on n vertices with V=\v0,v1,…, vn-1\ and E=\v0v1,…,v0vn-3, vn-3vn-2,vn-2vn-1\. In this paper we evaluate the Ramsey numbers r(Gm,Tn') and r(Gm,Tn*), where Gm is a connected graph of order m. As examples, for n 8 we have r(Tn',Tn*)=r(Tn*,Tn*)=2n-5, for n>m 7 we have r(K1,m-1,Tn*)=m+n-3 or m+n-4 according as m-1 (n-3) or m-1 (n-3), for m 7 and n (m-3)2+2 we have r(Tm*,Tn*)=m+n-3 or m+n-4 according as m-1 (n-3) or m-1 (n-3).

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