Counting and packing Hamilton -cycles in dense hypergraphs

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DOI10.4310/JOC.2016.V7.N1.A6zbMATH Open1331.05160arXiv1406.3091OpenAlexW2962739781MaRDI QIDQ5963389FDOQ5963389

Asaf Ferber, Michael Krivelevich, Benny Sudakov

Publication date: 19 February 2016

Published in: Journal of Combinatorics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: We consider problems about packing and counting Hamilton ell-cycles in hypergraphs of large minimum degree. Given a hypergraph mathcalH, for a d-subset AsubseteqV(mathcalH), we denote by dmathcalH(A) the number of distinct emph{edges} finE(mathcalH) for which Asubseteqf, and set deltad(mathcalH) to be the minimum dmathcalH(A) over all AsubseteqV(mathcalH) of size d. We show that if a k-uniform hypergraph on n vertices mathcalH satisfies deltak1(mathcalH)geqalphan for some alpha>1/2, then for every ell<k/2 mathcalH contains (1o(1))ncdotn!cdotleft(fracalphaell!(k2ell)!ight)fracnkell Hamilton ell-cycles. The exponent above is easily seen to be optimal. In addition, we show that if deltak1(mathcalH)geqalphan for alpha>1/2, then mathcalH contains f(alpha)n edge-disjoint Hamilton ell-cycles for an explicit function f(alpha)>0. For the case where every (k1)-tuple XsubsetV(mathcalH) satisfies dmathcalH(X)in(alphapmo(1))n, we show that mathcalH contains edge-disjoint Haimlton ell-cycles which cover all but oleft(|E(mathcalH)|ight) edges of mathcalH. As a tool we prove the following result which might be of independent interest: For a bipartite graph G with both parts of size n, with minimum degree at least deltan, where delta>1/2, and for p=omega(logn/n) the following holds. If G contains an r-factor for r=Theta(n), then by retaining edges of G with probability p independently at random, w.h.p the resulting graph contains a (1o(1))rp-factor.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1406.3091




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