Variants of the Erdos-Szekeres and Erdos-Hajnal Ramsey problems
Abstract
Given integers ,n, the power of the path Pn is the ordered graph Pn with vertex set v1<v2<·s < vn, and all edges of the form vivj where |i-j| . The ramsey number r(Pn, Pn) is the minimum N such that every 2-coloring of [N] 2 results in a monochromatic copy of Pn. It is well-known that r(Pn1, Pn1)=(n-1)2+1. For >1, Balko-Cibulka-Kr\'al-Kyncl proved that r(Pn, Pn)< cn128 and asked for the growth rate for fixed . When =2, we improve this upper bound by proving r(Pn2, Pn2)< cn19.5. Using this result, we determine the correct tower growth rate of the k-uniform hypergraph ramsey number of a (k+1)-clique versus an ordered tight path. Finally, we consider an ordered version of the classical Erd Hos-Hajnal hypergraph ramsey problem, improve the tower height given by the trivial upper bound, and conjecture that this tower height is optimal.
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