Nikiforov's asymptotic cycle–complete graph Ramsey conjecture

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Let r(Cp,Kr)r(C_p,K_r) denote the Ramsey number for a cycle CpC_p versus a complete graph KrK_r, where pp, rr, and kk are positive integers. Nikiforov's asymptotic Ramsey conjecture. For every kk there exists r0=r0(k)r_0=r_0(k) such that, whenever r>r0r>r_0 and p>r1/kp>r^{1/k},

r(Cp,Kr)=(p1)(r1)+1.r(C_p,K_r)=(p-1)(r-1)+1.

This conjecture would substantially extend the range in which the Erdős–Faudree–Rousseau–Schelp formula is known, far beyond the linear range established in the paper. The supplied text calls it more challenging and gives no resolution.

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Vladimir Nikiforov, “The Cycle-Complete graph Ramsey numbers”, arXiv:math/0404501 (2004).

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