Ramsey lower bounds for bounded degree hypergraphs

Abstract

We prove that for all k 3 and any integers , n with n 2, there exists a k-graph on n vertices with maximum degree at most such that r(H)≥k-1(ck ) · n for some constant ck > 0, where k denotes the tower function. This makes the first progress toward a problem proposed by Conlon, Fox, and Sudakov (2009), who asked whether r(H)≥k(ck ) · n holds. Our proof relies on a novel construction of a k-graph on a growing number of vertices n while keeping the maximum degree bounded by a fixed .

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