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A proof of the strong Erdős--Frankl--Füredi cover-free conjecture
Yanan Hu, Leilei Zhang
A family of nonempty sets is -cover-free if no member is contained in the union of at most other members. Let denote the least for which there is an -cover-fre…
Further Results on the Maximum Number of Stars in Graphs with Forbidden Properties
Yuxuan Liu, Jia-Bao Yang, Leilei Zhang
A graph is called -edge-hamiltonian if every linear forest (i.e., a disjoint union of paths) with at most edges is contained in a Hamilton cycle of . In 2018, Füredi,…
Counterexamples to the Balogh-Linz-Patkós Conjecture
Jia-Bao Yang, Leilei Zhang
A set system is called -intersecting if for every pair of sets A set system is -Sperner if it does not cont…
On the distinct maximal-clique sizes in -uniform hypergraphs
Jiabao Yang, Lixiang Yu, Leilei Zhang
Let be the maximum number of distinct sizes of maximal cliques in an -vertex -uniform hypergraph, and let . We determine the asymptotic order of $f(…
The maximum number of triangles in graphs without vertex disjoint friendship graphs
Wanfang Chen, Jia-Bao Yang, Leilei Zhang
Given graphs and , the generalized Turán number is the maximum number of copies of among all -vertex -free graphs. The friendship graph …
Hamiltonian Properties of 3-Connected Claw-Free Graphs and Line Graphs of 3-Hypergraphs
Kenta Ozeki, Leilei Zhang
Motivated by Thomassen's well-known line graph conjecture, many researchers have explored sufficient conditions for claw-free graphs to be Hamiltonian or Hamilton-connected. In 199…
A Note on Grünbaum's Conjecture about Longest Cycles and Paths
Masaki Kashima, Kenta Ozeki, Leilei Zhang
Let denote the circumference of a graph , i.e., the number of vertices in its longest cycle. For positive integers and with , let be the cla…
Stability results for Berge-matching in hypergraphs
Jia-Bao Yang, Leilei Zhang
Given a graph , a hypergraph is called a Berge- if it can be obtained by expanding each edge of into a hyperedge containing it. Let denote the matching of size $k…