New Turán Exponents for Two Extremal Hypergraph Problems

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Abstract: An r-uniform hypergraph is called t-cancellative if for any t+2 distinct edges A1,ldots,At,B,C, it holds that (cupi=1tAi)cupBeq(cupi=1tAi)cupC. It is called t-union-free if for any two distinct subsets mathcalA,mathcalB, each consisting of at most t edges, it holds that cupAinmathcalAAeqcupBinmathcalBB. Let Ct(n,r) (resp. Ut(n,r)) denote the maximum number of edges of a t-cancellative (resp. t-union-free) r-uniform hypergraph on n vertices. Among other results, we show that for fixed rge3,tge3 and nightarrowinfty Omega(n^{lfloorfrac{2r}{t+2} floor+frac{2rpmod{t+2}}{t+1}})=C_t(n,r)=O(n^{lceilfrac{r}{lfloor t/2 floor+1} ceil}) ext{ and } Omega(n^{frac{r}{t-1}})=U_t(n,r)=O(n^{lceilfrac{r}{t-1} ceil}), thereby significantly narrowing the gap between the previously known lower and upper bounds. In particular, we determine the Tur'an exponent of Ct(n,r) when 2midtextand(t/2+1)midr, and of Ut(n,r) when (t1)midr. The main tool used in proving the two lower bounds is a novel connection between these problems and sparse hypergraphs.











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