Cycle Ramsey numbers for random graphs

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Abstract: Let Cn be a cycle of length n. As an application of Szemer'{e}di's regularity lemma, {L}uczak (R(Cn,Cn,Cn)leq(4+o(1))n, J. Combin. Theory Ser. B, 75 (1999), 174--187) in fact established that K(8+o(1))no(C2n+1,C2n+1,C2n+1). In this paper, we strengthen several results involving cycles. Let mathcalG(n,p) be the random graph. We prove that for fixed 0<ple1, and integers n1, n2 and n3 with n1gen2gen3, it holds that for any sufficiently small delta>0, there exists an integer n0 such that for all integer n3>n0, we have a.a.s. that �egin{align*} mathcal{G}((8+delta)n_1,p) o (C_{2n_1+1},C_{2n_2+1},C_{2n_3+1}). end{align*} Moreover, we prove that for fixed 0<ple1 and integers n1gen2gen3>0 with same order, i.e. n2=Theta(n1) and n3=Theta(n1), we have a.a.s. that �egin{align*} mathcal{G}(2n_1+n_2+n_3+o(1)n_1,p) o (C_{2n_1},C_{2n_2},C_{2n_3}). end{align*} Similar results for the two color case are also obtained.












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