Turan Problems and Shadows II: Trees

Abstract

The expansion G+ of a graph G is the 3-uniform hypergraph obtained from G by enlarging each edge of G with a vertex disjoint from V(G) such that distinct edges are enlarged by distinct vertices. Let exr(n,F) denote the maximum number of edges in an r-uniform hypergraph with n vertices not containing any copy of F. The authors KMV recently determined ex3(n,G+) more generally, namely when G is a path or cycle, thus settling conjectures of F\"uredi-Jiang FJ (for cycles) and F\"uredi-Jiang-Seiver FJS (for paths). Here we continue this project by determining the asymptotics for ex3(n,G+) when G is any fixed forest. This settles a conjecture of F\"uredi Furedi. Using our methods, we also show that for any graph G, either ex3(n,G+) ≤ (12 + o(1))n2 or ex3(n,G+) ≥ (1 + o(1))n2, thereby exhibiting a jump for the Tur\'an number of expansions.

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