The Ramsey equivalence conjecture for uniform trees

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Let r2r\ge 2, let T1T_1 and T2T_2 be rr-uniform trees of order mm, and let Kn(r)K_n^{(r)} be the complete rr-uniform hypergraph on nn vertices. The Ramsey equivalence conjecture for uniform trees.

R(T1,Kn(r);r)=R(T2,Kn(r);r).R(T_1,K_n^{(r)};r)=R(T_2,K_n^{(r)};r).

This conjecture asserts that the Ramsey number against a complete rr-uniform hypergraph depends only on the order of the rr-uniform tree, not on its structure. It is presented as one of several conjectures arising from the work, with no resolution supplied in the source.

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Primary source

Mark Budden and Andrew Penland, “Trees and n-Good Hypergraphs”, arXiv:1710.05731 (2017).

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