Two Ramsey-Tur\'{a}n numbers involving triangles

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Abstract: Given integers p,qge2, we say that a graph G is (Kp,Kq)-free if there exists a red/blue edge coloring of G such that it contains neither a red Kp nor a blue Kq. Fix a function f(n), the Ramsey-Tur'{a}n number RT(n,p,q,f(n)) is the maximum number of edges in an n-vertex (Kp,Kq)-free graph with independence number at most f(n). For any delta>0, let ho(p,q,delta)=mathoplimlimitsnoinftyfracRT(n,p,q,deltan)n2. We always call ho(p,q):=mathoplimlimitsdeltao0ho(p,q,delta) the Ramsey-Tur'{a}n density of Kp and Kq. In 1993, ErdH{o}s, Hajnal, Simonovits, S'{o}s and Szemer'{e}di proposed to determine the value of ho(3,q) for qge3, and they conjectured that for qge2, holeft(3,2q−1ight)=frac12(1−frac1r(3,q)−1). Recently, Kim, Kim and Liu (2019) conjectured that for qge2, ho(3,2q)=frac12(1−frac1r(3,q)). ErdH{o}s et al. (1993) determined ho(3,q) for q=3,4,5 and ho(4,4). There is no progress on the Ramsey-Tur'{a}n density ho(p,q) in the past thirty years. In this paper, we obtain ho(3,6)=frac512 and ho(3,7)=frac716. Moreover, we show that the corresponding asymptotically extremal structures are weakly stable, which answers a problem of ErdH{o}s et al. (1993) for the two cases.














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