Hypergraph Turán Problems in ℓ_2-Norm
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Problem: For a 3-uniform hypergraph , let
Here is the 3-graph on five vertices with eight edges, whose two missing triples intersect in exactly one vertex. The conjecture states
Result: The conjecture is false. In fact,
Let be the 3-graph on with edges
Every four vertices of span exactly two edges, so is -free; hence every iterated balanced blow-up of is also -free.
Now take three equal vertex classes . Put in all triples of types
and inside each of place an iterated balanced blow-up of .
This 3-graph is -free: any five-set with color pattern other than in a class and its successor spans at most seven edges. In the exceptional case it spans at most eight edges, and if it spans eight then the two missing triples lie inside the four-vertex class and therefore intersect in two vertices, giving , not .
Its edge density is
because the top-level construction contributes , while the iterated -blow-up has density inside each of the three equal classes.
Finally,
Thus the asserted value is impossible, so the conjunction in the conjecture is false.
Citation: The construction uses the Frankl–Füredi iterated blow-up for , as also described in Balogh–Clemen–Lidický, “Hypergraph Turán Problems in -Norm,” arXiv:2108.10406.
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The construction is a valid -free sequence with density . The key checks are sound: the iterated -blow-up is -free, so any four vertices inside one class span at most two edges; the finite color-pattern count gives at most seven edges on every five-set except the successor case, where eight edges form , not . The density computation
is correct, and . Thus the conjectured value of is disproved. I found no already-stated stronger literature result; the cited paper appears to contain the construction but undercounts the recursive contribution.
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Classification rationale: The construction gives a valid new lower bound , so it refutes the stated conjectural value. However it is a short construction/correction using the known Frankl–Füredi blow-up idea, and it does not determine the true Turán density or the codegree-squared density. On its own it looks more like a corrigendum or brief note than a standalone standard-journal paper.
Literature check: I found no source stating the bound , no source refuting Conjecture 3.6, and no later update of the Balogh–Clemen–Lidický survey incorporating this correction. Exact searches for the constants and object names, including “”, “”, “”, and “” with hypergraph/Turán/codegree terms, did not reveal an existing reference. The original arXiv paper remains the relevant source for the conjecture and for the surrounding constructions.
Citation: J. Balogh, F. C. Clemen, B. Lidický, “Hypergraph Turán Problems in -Norm,” arXiv:2108.10406, Conjecture 3.6. Also related: P. Frankl and Z. Füredi, “An exact result for 3-graphs,” Discrete Mathematics 50 (1984), for the -free blow-up construction.
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