Hypergraphs of arbitrary uniformity with vanishing codegree Tur\'an density

Abstract

The codegree Tur\'an density πco(F) of a k-uniform hypergraph (or k-graph) F is the infimum over all d such that a copy of F is contained in any sufficiently large n-vertex k-graph G with the property that any (k-1)-subset of V(G) is contained in at least dn edges. The problem of determining πco(F) for a k-graph F is in general very difficult when k ≥ 3, and there were previously very few nontrivial examples of k-graphs F for which πco(F) was known when k ≥ 4. In this paper, we prove that C(k)-, the k-uniform tight cycle of length minus an edge, has vanishing codegree Tur\'an density if and only if 0, 1 k when ≥ k + 2. This generalises a result of Piga, Sales and Sch\"ulke, who proved that πco(C(3)-) = 0 when ≥ 5. The method used to prove that πco(C(k)-) = 0 when 1 k and ≥ 2k - 1 in fact gives a rather larger class of k-graphs with vanishing codegree Tur\'an density. We also answer a question of Piga and Sch\"ulke by proving that another family of k-graphs, studied by them, has vanishing codegree Tur\'an density.

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