2019•The Electronic Journal of CombinatoricsOpen access

On 2-Connected Hypergraphs with No Long Cycles

Zoltán Füredi, Alexandr V. Kostochka, Ruth Luo

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We give an upper bound for the maximum number of edges in an $n$-vertex 2-connected $r$-uniform hypergraph with no Berge cycle of length $k$ or greater, where $n\ge k \ge 4r\ge 12$. For $n$ large with respect to $r$ and $k$, this bound is sharp and is significantly stronger than the bound without restrictions on connectivity. It turned out that it is simpler to prove the bound for the broader class of Sperner families where the size of each set is at most $r$. For such families, our bound is sharp for all $n\ge k\geq r\ge 3$.

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We give an upper bound for the maximum number of edges in an $n$-vertex 2-connected $r$-uniform hypergraph with no Berge cycle of length $k$ or greater, where $n\ge k \ge 4r\ge 12$. For $n$ large with respect to $r$ and $k$, this bound is sharp and is significantly stronger than the bound without restrictions on connectivity. It turned out that it is simpler to prove the bound for the broader class of Sperner families where the size of each set is at most $r$. For such families, our bound is sharp for all $n\ge k\geq r\ge 3$.

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We give an upper bound for the maximum number of edges in an $n$-vertex 2-connected $r$-uniform hypergraph with no Berge cycle of length $k$ or greater, where $n\ge k \ge 4r\ge 12$. For $n$ large with respect to $r$ and $k$, this bound is sharp and is significantly stronger than the bound without restrictions on connectivity. It turned out that it is simpler to prove the bound for the broader class of Sperner families where the size of each set is at most $r$. For such families, our bound is sharp for all $n\ge k\geq r\ge 3$.

Key concepts: Hypergraph, Combinatorics, Mathematics, Upper and lower bounds, Vertex (graph theory), Class (philosophy), Set (abstract data type), Discrete mathematics

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