Uniformity thresholds for the asymptotic size of extremal Berge-$F$-free hypergraphs
D\'aniel Gr\'osz, Abhishek Methuku, Casey Tompkins

TL;DR
This paper investigates the thresholds of hypergraph uniformity for avoiding Berge-$F$ structures, establishing bounds and exact values for these thresholds, including improvements over previous results and connections to chromatic number.
Contribution
It provides new bounds and exact thresholds for the uniformity of hypergraphs avoiding Berge-$F$, including the case of linear hypergraphs and specific graphs like triangles.
Findings
For non-bipartite $F$, $ex_r(n,F)= ext{Omega}(n^2)$ for small $r$, but $o(n^2)$ for large $r$.
The uniformity threshold for triangles is exactly 5, improving previous bounds.
The linear hypergraph threshold equals the chromatic number of $F$.
Abstract
Let be a graph and be a hypergraph. We say that contains a Berge- if there exist injections and such that for every , . Let denote the maximum number of hyperedges in an -uniform hypergraph on vertices which does not contain a Berge-. For small enough and non-bipartite , ; we show that for sufficiently large , . Let . We show lower and upper bounds for , the uniformity threshold of . In particular, we obtain that , improving a result of Gy\H{o}ri. We also study the analogous problem for linear hypergraphs. Let denote the maximum number of…
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