Ramsey-cofinite versus Ramsey-lower-dense conjecture
Ramsey-cofinite versus Ramsey-lower-dense conjecture
Let be a graph. A graph is Ramsey-cofinite when it has the cofinite monochromatic embedding property defined in the paper, and it is Ramsey-lower-dense when it has positive Ramsey lower density in the paper's terminology. Ramsey-cofinite conjecture. If is not Ramsey-cofinite, then is not Ramsey-lower-dense. The source says this is suspected for every graph and relates it to a weaker previously asked question; no resolution is given.
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Jan Corsten, Louis DeBiasio and Paul McKenney, “Density of monochromatic infinite subgraphs II”, arXiv:2007.14277 (2025).
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