Rainbow Combinatorial Lines in Hypercubes
Abstract
This paper is about the rainbow dual of the Hales Jewett number, providing general bounds an anti-Hales Jewett Number for hypercubes of length k and dimension n denoted ah(k, n). The best general bounds this paper provides are: (k-1)n < ah(k, n) ≤ (k-1)2-2k-1· kn-1+k+1k-1. This paper also includes proofs about the specific cases of k = 2 and k = 3, where we show that ah(2, n) = 2 and 2n < ah(3, n) ≤ 3n-1 - 2·3n-4 + 2 for all natural numbers n > 4. For n < 4, we have found the exact values: ah(3, 1) = 3, ah(3, 2) = 5, and ah(3, 3) = 11. In the case n = 4, we have found that 23 < ah(3, 4) ≤ 27.
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