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1. Mathematics › Limits and Structures in Graph Theory

   Dynamic concentration of the triangle-free process

   Bohman and Keevash · Random Structures and Algorithms · 2013

   The authors analyse a random process that builds maximal triangle-free graphs, finding how many edges they have, bounding their independence number, and identifying which small subgraphs appear.

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   1. UncheckedA random triangle-free graph process yields a lower bound on Ramsey numbers R(3,t) of about t^2/(4 log t), within a factor of 4 of the best known upper bound.“We also bound the independence number of this graph, which gives an improved lower bound on the Ramsey numbers R(3,t): we show R(3,t) > (1-o(1)) t^2 / (4 log t), which is within a 4+o(1) factor of the best known upper bound.”