Ramsey numbers of paths and graphs of the same order
Abstract
For graphs Fn and Gn of order n, if R(Fn, Gn)=((Gn)-1)(n-1)+σ(Gn), then Fn is said to be Gn-good, where σ(Gn) is the minimum size of a color class among all proper vertex-colorings of Gn with (Gn) colors. Given (Gn) , it is shown that Pn is asymptotically Gn-good if α(Gn)n4.
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