Solving Turán's Tetrahedron Problem for the -Norm
arXiv:2108.10408 · doi:10.1112/jlms.12568
Abstract
Turán's famous tetrahedron problem is to compute the Turán density of the tetrahedron . This is equivalent to determining the maximum -norm of the codegree vector of a -free -vertex -uniform hypergraph. We introduce a new way for measuring extremality of hypergraphs and determine asymptotically the extremal function of the tetrahedron in our notion. The codegree squared sum, , of a -uniform hypergraph is the sum of codegrees squared over all pairs of vertices , or in other words, the square of the -norm of the codegree vector of the pairs of vertices. We define to be the maximum over all -free -vertex -uniform hypergraphs . We use flag algebra computations to determine asymptotically the codegree squared extremal number for and and additionally prove stability results. In particular, we prove that the extremal -free hypergraphs in -norm have approximately the same structure as one of the conjectured extremal hypergraphs for Turán's conjecture. Further, we prove several general properties about including the existence of a scaled limit, blow-up invariance and a supersaturation result.
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