On Colorful Kruskal--Katona Theorems
Ting-Wei Chao, Maya Sankar, Hung-Hsun Hans Yu
Abstract
What is the maximum number of rainbow triangles in an edge-colored graph with m edges and r colors? Using entropic techniques, we prove an upper bound of Crm3/2 rainbow triangles with Cr=2(r-2)9r; this constant is best possible whenever there exists an affine plane of order r-1. We also show that constructions attaining at least (Cr-r)m3/2 rainbow triangles must exhibit an affine plane structure, which further improves the upper bound if no such affine plane exists. We also consider the problem of counting properly edge-colored cliques of larger sizes. Surprisingly, if the number r of colors is odd, this count is instead maximized by blowups of a properly edge-colored Kr+1.
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