Ramsey numbers of bounded degree trees versus general graphs

Abstract

For every k 2 and , we prove that there exists a constant C,k such that the following holds. For every graph H with (H)=k and every tree with at least C,k|H| vertices and maximum degree at most , the Ramsey number R(T,H) is (k-1)(|T|-1)+σ(H), where σ(H) is the size of a smallest colour class across all proper k-colourings of H. This is tight up to the value of C,k, and confirms a conjecture of Balla, Pokrovskiy, and Sudakov.

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