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Erdős–Stone for balanced blowups: π(Kr[s])=11/(r1) for r2

Statement

For integers r2 and s1,

π(Kr[s])=11r1.

Equivalently,

ex(n,Kr[s])=(11r1+o(1))(n2).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypotheses and notation of the statement above.

[F1]

For nN and r1, Turán's theorem gives ex(n,Kr+1)=e(Tn,r), and an n-vertex Kr+1-free graph attains equality exactly when it is isomorphic to Tn,r (Turán's theorem with equality: ex(n,Kr+1)=e(Tn,r), and Tn,r is the unique extremal graph).

[F2]

For every ε>0, a sufficiently large graph with density at least π(H)+ε contains at least δnv(H) injective copies of H (Above Turán density, a graph contains a positive-density family of copies of the forbidden graph).

[F3]

For fixed integers r2 and s2, ex(n,Ks,,s(r))=Or,s(nr1/sr1)=o(nr) (Hypergraph KST: ex(n,Ks,,s(r))=Or,s(nr1/sr1)=o(nr)).

[F4]

The balanced blowup H[s] replaces each vertex by an independent s-set and each edge by all cross edges between the corresponding parts (Ordinary-subgraph extremal number ex(n,H), Turán graph Tn,r, and balanced blowup H[s]).

Proof

technique · turn many cliques into a complete partite clique hypergraph
1.1

If s=1, the assertion is exactly Turán's theorem for Kr. Assume s2. The graph Tn,r1 contains no Kr, hence no Kr[s], and its normalized edge count tends to 11/(r1). This gives the lower bound for the density.

givenF1F4
1.2

Fix ε>0. A graph with density at least 11/(r1)+ε has, by Turán's theorem and supersaturation for Kr, at least cnr injective embeddings of Kr for all large n, for some c>0. Each clique supports at most r! such embeddings, so after decreasing c there are at least cnr distinct r-vertex cliques. Make these clique vertex sets the edges of an r-uniform hypergraph.

givenF1F2
2.1

Hypergraph KST says that, for large n, an r-graph with cnr edges contains Ks,,s(r). In the underlying graph every transversal of its r parts is a clique. Given vertices in two distinct parts, extend them by one vertex from each other part; the resulting clique shows their cross edge is present. Thus the original graph contains Kr[s].

step 1.2givenF3F4
3.1

Step 2.1 gives the density upper bound 11/(r1)+ε for every ε>0, while step 1.1 gives the matching lower bound. Hence the limit and the equivalent asymptotic formula follow, including s=1.

step 1.1step 2.1

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