On the asymptotic minimum number of monochromatic 3-term arithmetic progressions
Pablo A. Parrilo, Aaron Robertson, Dan Saracino
Abstract
Let V(n) be the minimum number of monochromatic 3-term arithmetic progressions in any 2-coloring of 1,2,...,n. We show that (1675/32768) n2 (1+o(1)) <= V(n) <= (117/2192) n2(1+o(1)). As a consequence, we find that V(n) is strictly greater than the corresponding number for Schur triples (which is (1/22) n2 (1+o(1)). Additionally, we disprove the conjecture that V(n) = (1/16) n2(1+o(1)), as well as a more general conjecture.
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