A canonical Ramsey theorem for even cycles in random graphs

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Main Authors: Alvarado, José D., Kohayakawa, Y., Morris, Patrick, Mota, Guilherme O.
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Published: 2024
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author Alvarado, José D.
Kohayakawa, Y.
Morris, Patrick
Mota, Guilherme O.
author_facet Alvarado, José D.
Kohayakawa, Y.
Morris, Patrick
Mota, Guilherme O.
contents The celebrated canonical Ramsey theorem of Erdős and Rado implies that for $2\leq k\in \mathbb{N}$, any colouring of the edges of $K_n$ with $n$ sufficiently large gives a copy of $C_{2k}$ which has one of three canonical colour patterns: monochromatic, rainbow or lexicographic. In this paper we show that if $p=ω(n^{-1+1/(2k-1)}\log n)$, then ${\mathbf{G}}(n,p)$ will asymptotically almost surely also have the property that any colouring of its edges induces canonical copies of $C_{2k}$. This determines the threshold for the canonical Ramsey property with respect to even cycles, up to a $\log$ factor.
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spellingShingle A canonical Ramsey theorem for even cycles in random graphs
Alvarado, José D.
Kohayakawa, Y.
Morris, Patrick
Mota, Guilherme O.
Combinatorics
The celebrated canonical Ramsey theorem of Erdős and Rado implies that for $2\leq k\in \mathbb{N}$, any colouring of the edges of $K_n$ with $n$ sufficiently large gives a copy of $C_{2k}$ which has one of three canonical colour patterns: monochromatic, rainbow or lexicographic. In this paper we show that if $p=ω(n^{-1+1/(2k-1)}\log n)$, then ${\mathbf{G}}(n,p)$ will asymptotically almost surely also have the property that any colouring of its edges induces canonical copies of $C_{2k}$. This determines the threshold for the canonical Ramsey property with respect to even cycles, up to a $\log$ factor.
title A canonical Ramsey theorem for even cycles in random graphs
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.14566