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1. Mathematics › Limits and Structures in Graph Theory

   On graphs with small Ramsey numbers*

   Kostochka and Rödl · Journal of Graph Theory · 2001

   The paper bounds Ramsey numbers of certain bipartite graphs by a linear function of the size of one side, answering a question of Trotter, and gives a weaker bound for a related class of graphs.

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   1. UncheckedFor bipartite graphs with one side's degrees at most d and the other side small (at most |W|^γ), the Ramsey number is at most a constant times |W|.“We show that for every positive integer d and each γ,0 < γ < 1, there exists k = k ( d ,γ) such that for every bipartite graph G = ( W , U ; E ) with the maximum degree of vertices in W at most d and $|U|\leq |W|^{\gamma }$ , $R(G)\leq k|W|$ .”