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Is there a Ramsey theory for Kneser graphs?

Ramsey theory for graphs usually studies colorings of the edges of complete graphs. I'm interested whether there are any results about edge-colorings of Kneser graphs. More specifically, I'm most ...
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What is the largest subgraph of the Kneser graph which has a small chromatic number?

While trying to characterize constraint satisfaction problems which can be solved by the Linear Programming relaxation, I've run into a few perplexing puzzles related to the existence of certain ...
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Faithful Orthogonality Dimension of Kneser Graphs

Let us consider the complement of the Kneser graph with parameters $n$ and $n/4$. The vertex set of our graph $K$ is the set $\binom{[n]}{n/4}$ of $n/4$-subsets of $[n]$, and two vertices are joined ...
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Clique sizes of generalized Kneser graphs

Are there known bounds for clique size in generalized Kneser graphs $KG(n,k,t)=K(n,k,t-1)$, the graph formed by distinct $k$ subsets of $n$ set so that two subsets with at most $t$ elements in common ...
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Cycles in Kneser graphs with three vertices forming triangles

Consider the Kneser graphs $G=K(n,k)$. Is it possible to list how many even cycles, or, at the least, existence of an even cycle of a given order in $G$, such that any three consecutive vertices form ...
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Covering discrete triangle with generalized knight jumps

Consider for $n\in\mathbb{N}, n\geq 6$ the discrete triangle $\nabla=\{(i,j)\in \{1,\ldots,n-1\}^2 \mid j\leq n-i\}$. This is basically the lower "half" of a chess board if you cut it along ...
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