On a Combinatorial Application of Ultrafilter Theory: A New Construction of Triangle-Free Graphs with Arbitrarily Large Chromatic Number

The paper describes a new method for constructing triangle-free graphs with an arbitrarily large chromatic number. The method is substantiated using properties of various types of ultrafilter extensions of functions and predicates.

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Doklady Mathematics
Published
2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s106456242460249x
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Wood and Agarwood Research
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On a Combinatorial Application of Ultrafilter Theory: A New Construction of Triangle-Free Graphs with Arbitrarily Large Chromatic Number

Doklady Mathematics
Wood and Agarwood Research
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On a Combinatorial Application of Ultrafilter Theory: A New Construction of Triangle-Free Graphs with Arbitrarily Large Chromatic Number

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Abstract

The paper describes a new method for constructing triangle-free graphs with an arbitrarily large chromatic number. The method is substantiated using properties of various types of ultrafilter extensions of functions and predicates.

Doklady MathematicsVol. 111(2)
National Research University Higher School of Economics (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Wood and Agarwood Research
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