Representation complexities of semialgebraic graphs
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Abstract: The representation complexity of a bipartite graph is the minimum size over all possible ways to write as a (not necessarily disjoint) union of complete bipartite subgraphs where for . In this paper we prove that if is emph{semi-algebraic}, i.e. when is a set of points in , is a set of points in and the edges are defined by some semi-algebraic relations, the representation complexity of is for arbitrarily small positive . This generalizes results by Apfelbaum-Sharir and Solomon-Sharir. As a consequence, when is -free for some positive integer , its number of edges is . This bound is stronger than that of Fox, Pach, Sheffer, Suk and Zahl when the first term dominates and grows with . Another consequence is that we can find a large complete bipartite subgraph in a semi-algebraic graph when the number of edges is large. Similar results hold for semi-algebraic hypergraphs.
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