Ding–Lamaison–Liu–Wang–Yang layered-graph conjecture
Ding–Lamaison–Liu–Wang–Yang layered-graph conjecture
For every -uniform hypergraph , if and only if is layered and , where is the uniform Turán density and . Here is layered if its vertices can be labelled so that every edge has a unique maximum-labelled vertex and any two edges with the same maximum label have the same multiset of vertex labels.
Progress summary
The original three-uniform version is now proved, while the broader all-rank statement has only its necessary direction.
The conjecture asks whether zero codegree Turán density is characterized by a layered structure. Ding, Lamaison, Liu, Wang, and Yang posed the relevant question for -graphs; recent work settles that formulation.
Known results
- Ding, Lamaison, Liu, Wang, and Yang established vanishing codegree-density results for a class of layered -graphs; the retrieved source gives no year.
August 2026 proof of the -graph equivalence
A new arXiv paper proves that every non-layered -graph has positive codegree Turán density, with an explicit lower bound, while constructing examples with arbitrarily small positive density. Consequently, the conjectured equivalence follows for .
Current status (as of August 2026): The conjectured characterization is resolved for -graphs; for general , the result establishes only that zero density forces layering, so the converse remains open.
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