Large hypergraphs without tight cycles
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Abstract: An -uniform tight cycle of length is a hypergraph with vertices and edges (for all ), with the indices taken modulo . It was shown by Sudakov and Tomon that for each fixed , an -uniform hypergraph on vertices which does not contain a tight cycle of any length has at most hyperedges, but the best known construction (with the largest number of edges) only gives edges. In this note we prove that, for each fixed , there are -uniform hypergraphs with edges which contain no tight cycles, showing that the term in the exponent of the upper bound is necessary.
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