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Small Ramsey numbers for books, wheels, and generalizations
Bernard Lidický, Gwen McKinley, Florian Pfender +1
In this work, we give several new upper and lower bounds on Ramsey numbers for books and wheels, including a tight upper bound establishing , matching upper and l…
The Random Turán Problem for Theta Graphs
Gwen McKinley, Sam Spiro
Given a graph , we define to be the maximum number of edges in an -free subgraph of the random graph . Very little is known about $\op…
The number of colorings of the middle layers of the Hamming cube
Lina Li, Gweneth McKinley, Jinyoung Park
For an odd integer , let be the subgraph of the hypercube induced by the two largest layers. In this paper, we describe the typical structure of prop…
On the zeroes of hypergraph independence polynomials
David Galvin, Gwen McKinley, Will Perkins +2
We study the locations of complex zeroes of independence polynomials of bounded degree hypergraphs. For graphs, this is a long-studied subject with applications to statistical phys…
Maximum entropy and integer partitions
Gweneth McKinley, Marcus Michelen, Will Perkins
We derive asymptotic formulas for the number of integer partitions with given sums of th powers of the parts for belonging to a finite, non-empty set .…
Resilience of the Rank of Random Matrices
Asaf Ferber, Kyle Luh, Gweneth McKinley
Let be an matrix of independent Rademacher () random variables. It is well known that if , then is of full rank with high probability. We show…
Super-logarithmic cliques in dense inhomogeneous random graphs
Gweneth McKinley
In the theory of dense graph limits, a graphon is a symmetric measurable function . Each graphon gives rise naturally to a random graph distribution, denoted $\…
Supersaturated sparse graphs and hypergraphs
Asaf Ferber, Gweneth Anne McKinley, Wojciech Samotij
A central problem in extremal graph theory is to estimate, for a given graph , the number of -free graphs on a given set of vertices. In the case when is not bipartit…