Rainbow Turán numbers for paths of length four
Sylwia Antoniuk, Andrzej Grzesik, Magdalena Prorok, Andrzej Ruciński
Abstract
Given a set V of n vertices and an integer k1, our goal is to maximize the number of edges in graphs G1, G2, …, Gk, defined on V, under the constraint that the union of all graphs, thought of as a multi-graph, does not contain a rainbow copy of the path P5 on 5 vertices, that is, a copy of P5 with each of its four edges belonging to a different Gi. We consider two versions of the problem, in which, respectively, Σi e(Gi) and i e(Gi) is maximized. In the former case, we determine the maximum precisely for all k n-1 (and also for P4). In the latter, we obtain an asymptotic value for k∈\5,6,9\ and formulate a very plausible conjecture for all other values of k. We also solve the problem for k=4, but under an additional assumption of completeness.
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