Size Ramsey numbers of stars versus cliques
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Abstract: The size Ramsey number of two graphs and is the smallest integer such that there exists a graph on edges with the property that every red-blue colouring of the edges of , yields a red copy of or a blue copy of . In , ErdH{o}s observed that and he conjectured that the corresponding upper bound on is sharp. In , Faudree and Sheehan extended this conjecture as follows: hat{r}(K_{1,k},K_{n})=left { {lr} �inom{k(n-1)+1}{2}-�inom{k}{2} & ~kgeq n~ ext{or}~ k~ ext{odd}. �inom{k(n-1)+1}{2}-k(n-1)/2 & ext{otherwise}.
ight. They proved the case . In , Pikhurko showed that this conjecture is not true for and , disproving the mentioned conjecture of ErdH{o}s. Here we prove Faudree and Sheehan's conjecture for a given and .
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