On linear k-graphs with codegree Turán density arbitrarily close to zero
Abstract
Let F be a k-uniform hypergraph, abbreviated as k-graph. The codegree Turán density πco(F) is the supremum over all γ∈ [0,1) such that, for arbitrarily large n, there exists an n-vertex F-free k-graph H whose every (k-1)-subset of vertices lies in at least γn edges. In this paper, we prove that there is a linear k-graph F with 0<πco(F) < for any >0. The special case k=3 solve a question proposed by Ding, Lamaison, Liu, Wang and Yang (JLMS, 2025). The main method combines an affine-plane-type incidence structure over a finite field and elementary number-theoretic arguments.
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