Dense ascending waves: A resolution of the Alon-Spencer conjecture
Yaping Mao
Abstract
For a positive integer n, write [n]=\1,…,n\. A strictly increasing sequence of integers x1<·s<xk is an ascending wave if its consecutive differences are nondecreasing. Let g(n) be the largest integer k such that every set A⊂eq[n] with |A| n/2 contains an ascending wave of length k. Alon and Spencer proved that \[ c1( n)2 n g(n) c2( n)2 \] for all sufficiently large n, and they conjectured that the factor n in the lower bound can be removed. In this paper, we confirm their conjecture.
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