Saturation numbers for Ramsey-minimal graphs
Martin Rolek, Zi-Xia Song

TL;DR
This paper investigates the minimal edge count in graphs that are saturated with respect to Ramsey-minimal properties involving triangles and trees, providing exact and asymptotic results for specific cases.
Contribution
It establishes exact and asymptotic bounds for the minimum edges in Ramsey-minimal saturated graphs involving triangles and trees, extending previous conjectures and results.
Findings
Exact value for $sat(n, ext{Ramsey-minimal}(K_3, T_4))$ is $rac{5n}{2}$ for $n geq 18$.
Asymptotic bounds are derived for $sat(n, ext{Ramsey-minimal}(K_3, T_k))$ when $k geq 5$.
The work supports and extends Hanson and Toft's conjecture on saturation numbers.
Abstract
Given graphs , a graph is -Ramsey-minimal if every -coloring of the edges of contains a monochromatic in color for some , but any proper subgraph of does not possess this property. We define to be the family of -Ramsey-minimal graphs. A graph is \dfn{-saturated} if no element of is a subgraph of , but for any edge in , some element of is a subgraph of . We define to be the minimum number of edges over all -saturated graphs on vertices. In 1987, Hanson and Toft conjectured that $sat(n, \mathcal{R}_{\min}(K_{k_1}, \dots,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Advanced Graph Theory Research
