Two questions of Erdos on hypergraphs above the Tur\'an threshold

Abstract

For ordinary graphs it is known that any graph G with more edges than the Tur\'an number of Ks must contain several copies of Ks, and a copy of Ks+1-, the complete graph on s+1 vertices with one missing edge. Erdos asked if the same result is true for K3s, the complete 3-uniform hypergraph on s vertices. In this note we show that for small values of n, the number of vertices in G, the answer is negative for s=4. For the second property, that of containing a K3s+1-, we show that for s=4 the answer is negative for all large n as well, by proving that the Tur\'an density of K35- is greater than that of K34.

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