A characterization of edge-ordered graphs with almost linear extremal functions
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Abstract: The systematic study of Tur'an-type extremal problems for edge-ordered graphs was initiated by Gerbner et al. arXiv:2001.00849. They conjectured that the extremal functions of edge-ordered forests of order chromatic number 2 are . Here we resolve this conjecture proving the stronger upper bound of . This represents a gap in the family of possible extremal functions as other forbidden edge-ordered graphs have extremal functions for some . However, our result is probably not the last word: here we conjecture that the even stronger upper bound of also holds for the same set of extremal functions.
Edge-ordered forest denotes an edge-ordered graph with a forest as its underlying simple graph. The authors prove that the extremal function of an edge-ordered graph is almost linear if and only if the graph is an edge-ordered forest of order chromatic number 2. An upper bound is established for the extremal functions of edge-ordered forests of order chromatic number 2.
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