6 papers
On the Prague dimension of sparse random graphs
Felix Joos, LetÃcia Mattos
The Prague dimension of a graph is defined as the minimum number of complete graphs whose direct product contains as an induced subgraph. Introduced in the 1970s by NešetŅ
Clique packings in random graphs
Simon Griffiths, LetÃcia Mattos
We consider the question of how many edge-disjoint near-maximal cliques may be found in the dense ErdÅs-Rényi random graph . Recently Acan and Kahn showed that the larges…
Local central limit theorem for triangle counts in sparse random graphs
Pedro Araújo, LetÃcia Mattos
Let be the number of copies of a fixed graph in . In 2016, Gilmer and Kopparty conjectured that a local central limit theorem should hold for as long as …
On the number of sets with small sumset
Dingyuan Liu, LetÃcia Mattos, Tibor Szabó
We investigate subsets with small sumset in arbitrary abelian groups. For an abelian group and an -element subset we show that if , the…
On almost Gallai colourings in complete graphs
Alexandr Grebennikov, LetÃcia Mattos, Tibor Szabó
For , we say that a colouring of is - if no two rainbow -cliques share an edge. Motivated by a lemma of Berkowit…
On product Schur triples in the integers
LetÃcia Mattos, Domenico Mergoni Cecchelli, Olaf Parczyk
Schur's theorem states that in any -colouring of the set of integers there is a monochromatic solution to , provided is sufficiently large. Abbott and Wang stud…