Odd Ramsey numbers of multipartite graphs and hypergraphs
Abstract
Given a hypergraph G and a subhypergraph H of G, the odd Ramsey number rodd(G,H) is the minimum number of colors needed to edge-color G so that every copy of H intersects some color class in an odd number of edges. Generalizing a result of BHZ in two different ways, in this paper we prove rodd (Kn,n, K2,t )=nt + o(n) for all t≥ 2, and rodd (K(k)n,…,n, K1,…,1,2,2 ) = n2 + o(n) for all k≥ 2. The latter is the first result studying odd Ramsey numbers for hypergraphs.
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